What is the audit regime?

Audit mode is the operating system setting in Windows ™, which allows users to access the desktop and configuration without having to enter or set up a user account. End consumers rarely need audit regime. Instead, manufacturers and resalers use it to set their own configurations and test the operating system before the computer delivery to the user. People have access to this possibility to start by pressing the buttons for control, shifting and F3 at the same time while the computer of the shoe. The user must move a number of prompts for account and password settings, create a time zone, etc. This may take 10 to 20 minutes and the system configures these changes before the user's delivery to the desktop. At this point, the user can start interacting with the operating system, making further changes and using a computer.

In audit mode, the calculation takes this step. Introduces directly to the desktop and the user has access to the default administrator account. People can add and remove software, customize the systemand during this process to make any other required changes. They can also verify Windows ™ installation, check conflicts, and make sure the computer is working properly. When the computer is finished, when the computer restarts, it opens with a welcome screen.

One of the advantages of audit mode is that the user will still feel that the computer is brand new because there will be no traces. The technician does not have to configure the user account or set the generic settings by a welcome screen to change the system. This may be important when preparing a computer for sale, because users generally want the impression that they are the first to start a new computer, even if it is never, because someone has it to start a computer during installation to make sure it works properly.

During the audit regime, people have access to a number of features, including the ability to connect to networks and make various changes in the system.This differs from SEFF mode, where the operating system limits the operation of users. In safe mode, people can do things like reverse installations to deal with system conflicts, malware removal, etc. People are supposed to access emergency mode by hitting F8 when introducing. This will emerge a quick menu that asks what mode the user wants to introduce. After switching off, the computer is normally introduced.