How do I change my network usergroup in Windows XP?

Answer by  fiddlefaddle (883)

To change your user-group in Windows XP, follow these instructions: Open Users Accounts in Control Panel. On the Users tab, under Users for this computer, select your user account name and then click properties. On the Group Membership tab, choose the group you wish to belong to. You may have to restart your computer after it is applied.

Answer by  JanuszStaszewski (30)

To enter the option, press: Start, Settings, Control Panel and then enter the User Accounts icon. the options we can change the password and set the possibility of access for a particular person. You can set to log on as Administrator with password access and create new accounts for other users.

Answer by  Joe74 (69)

Check for settings in you My Computer folder. Also if you are still stumped Google just that question and I am sure you'll find tutorials.

Answer by  khel (32)

click on Start then right click on My Computer, choose Change User Group. Change into your desired network or user group.

Answer by  Luan (39)

1. Open User Accounts in Control Panel. 2. On the Users tab, click user account name, then click Properties. 3. On Group Membership tab, click Group you want, and OK.

Answer by  bob6518 (319)

You have to go into the control panel, and there should be an option that says something about networking. Choose that, and you should be able to get to a networking dialogue that will allow you to change what network user group you are a member of. Good luck, I hope that helped.

Answer by  senthil34 (169)

Open User Accounts in Control Panel. Click the user's account name. Click Change the account type. Click the type of account you want,and then click Change Account Type