OverFlow wrote:

I just hit the ban button

whahahahahahaha +1

He does that a lot.

I just hit the ban button

whahahahahahaha +1

WIN+R > CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2 > ADVANCED TAB > ADVANCED

At home I use this option to setup occasional/guest users.  When they aren't here, their uid gets disabled.  Their files/settings/faves are retained until next time.

thanks

CONTROL PANEL >> SYSTEM AND SECURITY >> ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS >> COMPUTER MANAGEMENT?

In Computer Management (Local) > System Tools > Local Users and Groups > Users - you may have that exact ability. I never tried to learn more about it as far as command line options and such, but Holy Cow if you can research this that'll be something, eh?

I must admit...why this option? (Disabling...Lockout I can barely understand) I've used it to piss my mother-in-law off in the past.