Windows 10: Separate users - but I need separate apps too

Firstly, not 100% sure if this is the right category. I haven't got it listed as a family, but as a separate user.One is my personal account which has been on here for a year, full of games and productivity reducing fun stuff. The second is my 'work/study' account with my business Microsoft account linked.Both have admin rights its my private PC, in my house, full access is not an issue and something I needSo I just set up this new 'productive' user and I signed in and it has all my games, full access to all my drives. Is there any way that I can make this user basically a blank slate? No ap

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Changing List separator to Comma

Hi

Could you help me about List separator?

I've changed List separator from semicolon to comma(and saved it).

But it seemed that List separator was still semicolon.

Is it because "Decimal separator" is "comma"?

(I found the some websites that said that if the "Decimal separator" is "comma", List separator will not changed from semicolon to comma even though "List separator" is "comma". But I'm not sure if it's true or not. )

*The "format" setting is "English(Netherlands)" in my PC.

Thank you.

 

Multiple User separation

I'm trying to figure out how to actually make completely separate user accounts. I have my typical admin account that I will be remoting into, but I need a separate one that is completely separate and limited. I want to have a set amount of space from
a partition for this account and to have the ability to download/execute programs and have a set amount of local storage for files, but no more access. I don't want them to be able to see my folders, files, programs, system files, etc. I tried a simple guest
user, but they could still access and open everything like normal.

How do I get this set up?

 

Separate contactlists?

You cannot have separate contact lists. All your contacts are displayed in the People Hub.