How to log in as different account?

To log in as a different account on a machine, you can follow these steps depending on your operating system:

On Windows:

1. Using the Start Menu:

   • Click on the Start menu.
   • Click on your user icon (usually at the top of the Start menu).
   • Select "Sign out" or "Switch user."
   • On the login screen, select the other user account and enter the password.

2. Using Command Prompt:

   • Open Command Prompt.
   • Type runas /user:Domain\Username cmd (replace Domain\Username with the actual domain and username).
   • Enter the password when prompted.

On macOS:

1. Using the Apple Menu:

   • Click on the Apple logo in the top left corner.
   • Select "Log Out [Your Username]."
   • On the login screen, select the other user account and enter the password.

2. Using Fast User Switching:

   • If enabled, click on your user icon in the menu bar.
   • Select the other user account and enter the password.

On Linux:

1. Using the Terminal:

   • Open a terminal.
   • Type su - username (replace username with the actual username).
   • Enter the password for that user.

2. Using the GUI:

   • Click on the system menu (usually in the top right corner).
   • Select "Log Out" or "Switch User."
   • On the login screen, select the other user account and enter the password.

Make sure you have the necessary credentials (username and password) for the account you want to log into.