New Windows 10 Insider Preview Fast and Skip Ahead Build 17682 -May 31 Insider

CallMeSteven said:

Thanks, but I've never seen my own account AND Admin before on the start menu, should it be there?? (Or maybe it's a new feature.)

The one time I had an additional "admin" on my Insider Build was when I added it myself, which was a big mistake! I wish I'd seen the link DM gave before I did a clean install!

And, no, I don't think it's a new feature, since this clean installation is only on its third update . . .

Okay, well I certainly did not add it. Is there any harm just leaving it it in place?. I don't really want to start deleting accounts.

Wynona said:

The one time I had an additional "admin" on my Insider Build was when I added it myself, which was a big mistake! I wish I'd seen the link DM gave before I did a clean install!

And, no, I don't think it's a new feature, since this clean installation is only on its third update . . .

It's not a new feature, it pre-dates Windows 10, but it shouldn't be active by default.

Thanks guys. I ran 'net user Administrator /active:no' and the account is now inactive...gone!!

Thanks for your help

CountMike said:

One computer with UEFI and another one legacy but Sets on both of them.

Thanks count. I needed to know sets works on both. What bothers me is sets appears one day and is gone the next. Makes it difficult to evaluate. One computer I have is bios based, shows sets is there in settings but doesn’t show up any where it should. My appear/disappear issue is on UEFI based system.

Sets just appeared on my laptop, suddenly out of nowhere. I do not like sets and would like to disable it, but it seems Multi-tasking settings do not have option to disable it?

Kari said:

Sets just appeared on my laptop, suddenly out of nowhere. I do not like sets and would like to disable it, but it seems Multi-tasking settings do not have option to disable it?

Hey @Kari,

You can use the method in the tutorial below to disable Sets.

Enable or Disable Sets in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

Kari said:

Sets just appeared on my laptop, suddenly out of nowhere. I do not like sets and would like to disable it, but it seems Multi-tasking settings do not have option to disable it?

I'd leave as is. Finicky as it is, might be worth leaving for the next build.

Brink said:

Hey @Kari,

You can use the method in the tutorial below to disable Sets.

Thanks Brink :)

Fabler2 said:

I'd leave as is. Finicky as it is, might be worth leaving for the next build.

That is not an option. For me, Sets is the most unnecessary feature ever in Windows.