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Creating local groups and adding users - Windows Tutorial
From the course: Windows 11: Manage and Maintain
Creating local groups and adding users
- [Instructor] If you have a home or small office and only have a few users to manage, one option is to manage them each independently. You can create users from Settings and Accounts. Start, Settings, and Accounts. I'll click Family & Other Users to show you some of the users I've created. Here we have Jane, John, and Leah. You can also create folders and share them manually. I've created two shares in the C drive named Share1 and Share2. Here we could right-click, choose Properties, and then we could go to the Security tab, Edit, and we could add users. Let's not do that until we talk a little bit more about groups. You can also create folders and share them manually. I've created two folders in the C drive named Share1 and Share2. I could apply my own permissions here to define which users can access what resources and then define permissions to manage access. This could be sufficient if I have a very small network.…
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Configuring work and school accounts3m 20s
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Creating user accounts7m 21s
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Creating local groups and adding users6m 22s
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Configuring share permissions for local groups2m 36s
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Configuring NTFS permissions for local groups3m 38s
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Managing users, groups, and devices in AD DS5m 40s
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Managing users, groups, and devices in Azure AD3m 52s
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Using Group Policy to secure users and computers5m 22s
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