Windows 10: User admin account to make changes that show up in standard account?

If I login to the administrator account to make changes, I naturally want any changes I make to appear in the standard user account since that is the one I am making changes for. Does this happen automatically or do I have to do something special to make sure it always works that way?

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Disable internet connection in one user account Windows 10

Which account I make the changes..admin... Or standard user

 

I cant able to login my admin account

Hi, anyone help me,

I have two user accounts.

1. admin account @outlook.com

2. local account(standard account) @gmail.com

I forgot my password for ADMIN account. I cant even signin computer using admin account. I cant make changes to hard disk, because I make security level to high, to ask password for any changes in hard disk.

I m reset my outlook mail password & outlook Microsoft account password even though I'm not able to signin. it shows password wrong.

How to reset my admin password and how to change my admin rights to local account(standard account).

Anybody give me solution.

 

You are correct - only a moron or someone who didn't care about security would run as part of the administrator group all the time. Lots of people do but that is their prerogative.

You say changes (what changes you do not say) are not copied from one user account to another. This is obvious. That is the point in having separate accounts. If user account A has authority to do something does that mean users account B-Z should as well? The obvious answer would be no.

Give an example of your issue as at the moment it seems you are just not understanding the difference between group and user level security.