If you password-protect the administrative account that shows in the UAC
prompt, just clicking OK won't be enough. Only people who know that password
will be able to get past that UAC prompt to where they can get to your
files.
> can someone tell me how to block other users of my pc from accessing files
> inside my account? I have tested to see if someone can see my files and
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Adrian - 27 Feb 2007 19:59 GMT
That's what I thought would happen until I saw someone playing music from
some of my files. I went back and tried to get into another admin. account on
my pc and the prompt for permission comes up it says I don't have permission
to access that users files. It then says the computer needs permission I
press okay and then I'm in. After that there are no more prompts i can access
those files whenever I want. I've blocked file-sharing and enabled password
protection yet people I don't want snooping in my files are free to roam.
> If you password-protect the administrative account that shows in the UAC
> prompt, just clicking OK won't be enough. Only people who know that password
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Adrian - 28 Feb 2007 02:57 GMT
Anybody?
> That's what I thought would happen until I saw someone playing music from
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Adrian - 28 Feb 2007 02:58 GMT
Anybody?
> That's what I thought would happen until I saw someone playing music from
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Jane C - 28 Feb 2007 03:44 GMT
Are all of the other users also Administrators? If so, then they have
complete access by using their own Administrator token.
You might want to consider encrypting your personal files. Right-click on
the folders that you want to encrypt, select Properties, Advanced. There is
a checkbox to encrypt.
Before encrypting anything, search the Help and Support for encryption.
There are some useful articles there with explanations and procedures.

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