If you are working in a multi-user Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
environment and want to use WinLock under restricted user accounts
(such as Guest, or Standard User), you need to configure system
access permissions. To do this, you should move this user account
to administrators group, then log on under this account and run
WinLock. Finally, you can remove this account from administrators
group.
Alternatively, click Auto Config button to adjust
the access permissions automatically (works in Windows XP and
higher). Note that automatic configuration requires
administrative privileges. Administrator's
password should not be blank.
Windows XP
Log on under administrator account.
Open Control Panel and click Users Accounts.
Click Change an account and select "Restricted User".
Click Change the account type and select Computer administrator.
Log on under Restricted User and run WinLock.
Log on under Administrator account, and select limited account type for "Restricted User" account.
Windows Vista and Wndows 7
Log on under administrator account.
Open Control Panel and click Users Accounts.
Click Manage another account and select "Restricted User".
Click Change the account type and select Computer administrator.
If User Account Control is turned off: Log on under Restricted User and run WinLock.
If User Account Control is turned on: Right-click WinLock
shortcut in Start menu and click Run as
administrator.
Log on under Administrator account, and select standard user account type for "Restricted User" account.
Windows 2000
Log on under administrator account.
Open Control Panel and click Users and Passwords.
In Users and Passwords dialog select "Restricted User" account and click Properties.
In User Properties dialog select Group Membership tab and add this user to administrators group.
Log on under Restricted User and run WinLock.
Log on under Administrator account, and select limited account type for "Restricted User" account.
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