Overview

What is Local Account Manager?

Local Account Manager : Manage users and groups on Windows XP Home like on Windows XP Professional

In depth

A closer look at Local Account Manager

Local Account Manager is an application you can use for managing local users and groups. By Default Local Users and Groups MMC (Microsoft Management Console) snap-in available only on the Windows XP Professional operating system. Also you can't access and use User Rights Assignment (a part of the Security Policy interface) feature on Windows XP Home version. With Local Account Manager you do need to enable this snap-in, you can easily add, modify, delete users and groups (manage security accounts), assign user rights and privileges on Windows XP Home like within Windows XP Professional administrative tools! Local Account Manager can be used not only for creating, deleting or renaming users. You can add a user to a group, define privileges for groups or users, permit or deny to perform a security task for any account, set user password never expires or temporary disable a user.

Requirements

System requirements

Windows 2003 / Windows 7 64 bit / Windows 7 / Windows Vista 64 bit / Windows Vista / Windows XP / Windows 2000

Verdict

Should you download Local Account Manager?

Local Account Manager runs on Windows 10/11 and is available under the Time-limited Trial license — the installer is 533 KB. We’ve catalogued it under Privacy and Access Control.

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