One practical step
DigitalUse separate accounts on a shared computer
Each person uses their own data access.
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Done when
Each person uses their own data access.
Each person uses their own data access.
Who this is for
Authorised people sharing Windows; ask an administrator to arrange managed accounts.
Why this matters
Separate workspaces make access easier to review.
How to do it
Guidance compiled from the references below; follow the applicability notes for this item.
- Agree on separate accounts with other users.
- Create standard user accounts as documented and set personal passwords.
- Test switching, inspect shared folders and lock when finished.
Evidence and references
- OtherManage user accounts in Windows(Opens in a new tab)MicrosoftAdding separate accounts and using standard permissions for daily tasks. อ่านประกอบการเรียบเรียง / Accessed: 2026-10-05
- OtherUser account access in Windows(Opens in a new tab)MicrosoftSwitching accounts and locking Windows devices. อ่านประกอบการเรียบเรียง / Accessed: 2026-10-05
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