KEYMACRO is a small multi-account switching program. It allows you to easily and quickly switch between the accounts stored in your PC, as well as log out from any of them without logging out of the entire PC.
Thanks to its handy user interface, you can easily open the program’s tray icon menu or the application’s main interface, and therefore switch between the accounts, disconnect any of them and even set a password that will be remembered.
KeyMacro supports Windows 7 and Windows 8. It doesn’t require user’s permission to activate, because it doesn’t make any changes to the computer. It doesn’t need to be started manually, but can start itself automatically in the background.
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How to log in with multiple user accounts with Dial-Up Networking (RAS)
A demonstration of how to configure multiple user accounts (Active Directory) on a Windows 8 machine and...
How to log in with multiple user accounts with Dial-Up Networking (RAS)
A demonstration of how to configure multiple user accounts (Active Directory) on a Windows 8 machine and the steps required to configure a client to connect to a dial-up network with RADIUS authentication.
Note: Now that we have a reasonably modern IP address, we'll need to use the new IP addresses.
This video shows that you can configure multiple user accounts/passwords in the Windows Server 2012 domain controller.
It shows how to create a local user, which is expanded to give you the ability to configure a new account.
This video shows that you can create a local account to log in to Windows 8, without having to have a domain or a local administrator account.
If you just need to make sure that a person can log on to their computer under their own name, you can create a local account with just a single local user account.
This video also shows that you can configure your client to connect to a dial-up network with RADIUS authentication.
This allows you to configure how many users are allowed to log on to the server over the network.
This video shows that you can configure the client to connect to a dial-up server with an MD5 hash and a challenge. a77f14ba26 osvmar
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