Open Internet Explorer, select the Tools button, and then select Manage add-ons. Some add-ons come pre-installed by other apps or your PC's manufacturer. If you're missing an add-on that you need to view a page, Internet Explorer will let you know, and will prompt you to install the add-on. That's it! The Windows 7 Guest Account is now disabled, and the only Windows user account profiles that will be displayed on the welcome screen (when Windows starts) or the user login screen (after someone has locked the computer) will be the standard and administrator accounts you have setup.Note: In Windows RT, add-ons aren't supported by either Internet Explorer or Internet Explorer for the desktop. Finally, click on the ' Turn off the guest account' link displayed on the next screen:.When Windows 7 loads the user account screen in the Control Panel, double-click on the ' Guest Account' icon.Click on the ' Turn Guest Account on or off' link that appears first.Open the start menu and type ' disable guest account'.To disable the Guest Account in Windows 7, follow these steps: Disable the Guest Account in Windows 7 (Turn Off) You are done! The Guest Account has now been turned on, and will appear on the user screen displayed when Windows 7 starts, or when someone locked the computer.

In the next screen that loaded, click on the Turn On button to enable the Guest Account.

If the Guest Account is currently turned off (disabled), you will see the following icon:.

Windows will open the Control Panel, with the ' Choose the account you would like to change' screen automatically pre-selected if you see a Windows user account that reads ' Guest - Guest account', this means that it is already turned on (enabled) - you can stop here.

Windows 7 displays matching results: click on the ' Turn Guest Account on or off' link at the top.Click on the start menu, and type ' enable guest account' in the search field.Enable the Guest Account in Windows 7 (Turn On)Īs a good security precaution, and rule of thumb, it is a good idea to disable all features you don't actively need but when a guest is visiting, and requests access to your computer running Windows 7, you can temporary grant him/her access by enabling the Guest Account this way:

Windows 7 disable add ons