Hand in hand with the preceding advice, you should also create a “dummy” Administrator account. Most users with enough knowledge to try to hack or attack your computer know that Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional will create an Administrator account by default. If they manage to access your system and see that no Administrator account exists, that will tip them off that one of the other existing accounts must be the “real” Administrator.
Again, there are more sophisticated ways for an advanced hacker to determine which account is truly the Administrator, but that is still no reason to make it easy for the novices. Once you rename the Administrator account by following the previous steps, you should create a new account named Administrator and assign it to the Limited account type.
