Why does user B have user A's email address and subject lines.


  1. NGT
    Posts : 27
    Windows 10
       #1

    Why does user B have user A's email address and subject lines.


    I have two users. User A is my account. It is an administrator account and I login to User A for every thing I do on my computer. User B is an user account that I use. I don't use it for much of any thing.

    Today, I was looking at the file directories for user B. explorer to see what was in the directories. I found under the file directory Searches a file with the name, Everywhere. I clicked on that and there was a list of Outlook documents (I don't what type they are) that showed my emails addresses and files with the subject line of Outlook emails from Account A. User B has not used outlook.

    Why would user B have the email and these files from user A? How is this keeping data from one user account protected from another user account?

    If you need me to be clearer, ask away.

    Thank you.
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  2. NGT
    Posts : 27
    Windows 10
    Thread Starter
       #2

    Don't understand why this was put under Browsers and Email


    The problem has nothing to do with browsers and I don't believe it is an email problem. But I am not sure. My concern is that information from one users files are being stored under another users files.

    Thanks
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  3. Posts : 9,790
    Mac OS Catalina
       #3

    You are going to see everything when logged in as the Administrator user. A Standard User will not if they are not allowed permissions through logging in with the Administrator profile, to see stuff on the hard drive. Indexing and searching will locate everything and store a file of where the files are located, what they are, etc, just like a Library Card Catalog.
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