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Hi All,
My brother just gave me his old computer, of which he was the admin.
The computer is not password-protected, i.e., I do not have to login into it
to use it. I guess strictly-speaking, I am not the admin, as the computer name
is under his name. Still, given the computer is not password-protected, is there
any restriction on what I ( or anyone) can do in the computer? Would I have to
reset the computer to factory state in order to become the admin myself?
My brother just gave me his old computer, of which he was the admin.
The computer is not password-protected, i.e., I do not have to login into it
to use it. I guess strictly-speaking, I am not the admin, as the computer name
is under his name. Still, given the computer is not password-protected, is there
any restriction on what I ( or anyone) can do in the computer? Would I have to
reset the computer to factory state in order to become the admin myself?