Windows 10: Multiple Users Accounts in Multiple Computers

Hi,


My name is David Gebert, I am in charge of setting up a new system for my local fire department that I am a member of.

We will be installing 2 new desktops, 2 laptops, plus the current 2 laptops we own. We are also planning on adding about 3-6 more computers or laptops. Every device will be connected via Cat6 cable and laptops will have the ability to be connected to the wifi. Our router will be a synology Rt2600ac. We will also have a synology NAS DS918+.

now to my question. Across all the devices, I want all my members to have access. We have 35 members how ever Im thinking only about 6 will need personal accounts, the rest can use a common guest account. I need it setup this way to keep files secured and unable to be accessed by members who dont need them.

How would I go about making the 6 personal accounts.

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Needing to clear Multiple Users from Multiple Computers

Hello,

In my company we use multiple computers that multiple users log into. Due to the nature of their work; the computers run out of Disk Space very quickly. When that happens at the moment we log into the computers clear old user accounts.

However, we then come into the issue of Temp Profiles being created. So then we go into Regedit to delete the .bak files.

This happens multiple time a day - everyday.

Is there a way to automate this process? I tried creating a Task Schedule where it would delete all of the users accounts every night but I would like to automate the process instead of manually logging in to delete the .bak files.

Does anybody know if this is possible?

Thank you

 

Multiple users on multiple workstations with one computer?

Might have been me?

I was using software from Thinsoft to have multiple users on a PC.

Edit: Not quick enough *Wink

 

Multiple users on multiple workstations with one computer?

I think you might be confusing yourself with something called Terminal Services, although this requires a Windows Server operating system, and more than one computer - it does allow for multiple users 'desktops' to be stored on the main machine.
As far as connecting more than one monitor, keyboard/mouse etc im not sure its possible, certainly not on windows xp or vista as they allow for no more than one user to be logged in at the same time (ignoring fast user switching, thats still not truly simultaneous like it would be on terminal services).