In contrast, while Windows 95 and later operating systems offer the option of having profiles for multiple users, they have no concept of access privileges, making them roughly equivalent to a single-user, single-account operating system; this means that all processes can modify all files on the system that aren't open, in addition to being able to modify the boot sector and perform other low-level hard drive modifications.
I modsætning, mens Windows 95 og nyere operativsystemer tilbyder mulighed for at have profiler for flere brugere, de ikke har begreb om adgang privilegier, der gør dem stort set svarer til en enkelt bruger, single-konto operativsystemet, hvilket betyder, at alle processer kan redigere alle filer på systemet, der ikke er åben, ud over at være i stand til at ændre boot sektor og udføre andre lavniveau-harddisk ændringer.