Samsung TX-WN LF-TXWND/EN, LF-TXWND/XY, LF-TXWNF/EN, LF-TXWNF/XY 2.3Using "Windows Embedded Standard 7, 2.3.1 Logon, 2.3.2 "Windows Embedded Standard 7" Desktop, Standard User, Administrator, Log off, Restart, Shut down

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2.3.1 Logon

When the client starts, you can logon to the server by entering your username and password. By default, you are automatically logged in with an Administrator account and a blank password.

2.3.2 "Windows Embedded Standard 7" Desktop

Standard User

When logged on as a Standard User, there are many restrictions that protect the system from incorrect user actions. You cannot access the system drives and there are restrictions on configuring properties for them. To configure the client’s advanced and detailed settings, log on as an administrator.

It is recommended to create Standard User accounts for general users that use the product.

Administrator

The Administrator account has privileges to configure the system settings and install/uninstall software. If it is required to restrict access privileges for security or administrator privileges are not needed, it is recommended to create Standard User accounts for general users.

The audio volume icon, Enhanced Write Filter status icon, and system time are displayed on the Administrator Taskbar. The Administrator privilege is required for adding and removing programs.

Log off, Restart, Shut down

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To log off the current session, shut down or restart your client, use the Start menu. [Start Shut down]. The Shut Down Windows dialog box is displayed. To shut down the client immediately, select [Start Shut down]. To select Log off, Restart, etc., move the mouse over the ▶icon next to [Shut down]. Alternatively, you can perform Log off or Shut down using the Windows Security Dialog box by pressing [Ctrl + Alt + Del]. If ‘Force Auto Log on’ is activated, you will be immediately logged on after each log off.

The Client Log off, Restart and Shut down take effect on the operations of the EWF (Enhanced Write Filter). To keep the changed system configuration, you must save a cache for the current system session into flash memory. Failing to do so will cause the changed configuration to be lost when the client is shut down or restarted. (In the case of logging off, the configuration is remembered when loggin in again.) For more information on the Enhanced Write Filter, refer to the Program Help.

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