Win 10 Admin user

[SirJinks]

I'm setting a new laptop up, the primary user will be my wife but my little son may also be on it for simple java based games. I am going to tie the access down so my wife can't plague the machine with unnecessary add-ons etc so was going to set up three users -

• Admin user (basically me)
• Wife (standard user)
• Son (standard user)

However since Win 10 has an inbuilt elevated admin access would it be better to

• Make wife primary user (and therefore admin access)
• Create son as standard user
• Activate Win 10's elevated admin access
• Amend wife's account to standard user

Is there some "best practice" in such a scenario or reasons why I should go one way or the other?

 

[sideways14a]

I always create a backup administrator user even on machines with multiple admin level accounts.
Its saved many a rebuild over the years, folk are incapable of remembering passwords.