Hello rebiwar,
Add To User Group
I would add the user to the Users group. To do this, you can:
1. As administrator,
Right click My Computer and select
Manage
2. In the hierarchy style view on the left panel, expand
Local Users and Groups
3. Select the
Groups folder
4. Here you will have a list of your various groups with predefined permissions.
Right click Users and select
Add to Group then select
Add...
5. Here you have a few options. You could type in the name of the user account you want to have these permissions or you could default Authenticated Users to have User permissions. That will potentially save you trouble down the road.
If you want Authenticated Users to have U[strike][/strike]ser permissions, start typing Authenticated (IE, type "Auth") then press
Enter and it will automatically fill in the rest of the information for you.
If you want just the single user, type their name, followed by
Enter
6. Now you can simply select
Apply
Modify File Security
Depending on your needs and what file you are trying to edit, it maybe necessary to give the user read and write permissions to that folder. To do that, you can simply:
1.
Right click the folder containing your files and select properties.
2. Select the
Security tab.
3. Select the
Edit... button under Group or user names.
4. Here you can select
Add in order to type in the user you want to have permissions for this folder. Then press enter.
5. After doing that, you can simply check the boxes next to what writes you want the user to have. If he should have full read/write access, just select the
Full Control check box.
Please let me know if this solves your problem
Simple Batch File Account Creation
As a side note, you may find it easier to write a script that can be executed on each computer to create the necessary account/s.
You could create a batch file with something like the following:
NET USER UserName PassWord123 /ADD
NET LOCALGROUP users UserName /ADD
And additionally if you want to use the default administrator account:
NET USER Administrator /active:yes
The default administrator account won't have a password, so you may want to add that:
NET USER Administrator NewPassword1234
So, if you wanted all that in a simple easy to run file, create a new text document and rename it to something like:
"Account Setup.bat"
Right click this file you created and select
Edit
Copy and pasta the code:
Code:
NET USER UserName PassWord123 /ADD
NET LOCALGROUP users UserName /ADD
NET USER Administrator /active:yes
NET USER Administrator NewPassword1234
Of course, adjust the username and passwords to what you want.
At this point, you could carry the flash drive from system to system and finish your setup much faster.
EDIT:
Removed Power user from instructions. Power users are simply a backward compatibility feature and offer no additional permissions.
EDIT 2:
Added folder security guide for additional options.
EDIT 3:
Script...
and I want to create two account in each laptop manually, one is for Administrator and the other for the user himself/herself. 
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