Multiple User Accounts versus Malware - Real World

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I have looked through the autosearch threads for this topic but found none with in-depth responses.

In many, perhaps 90% of small business installations, we're dealing with multiple user accounts under the various MS Windows OS's [as well as others].
My question is this: in trying to defend-against malicious ware, programs, emails, etc, and in trying to remedy systems that have already been compromised, what are the best practices with regard to multiple users on one machine????
An effective trojan of modernity can so compromise a single user account that its difficult to even deal with the issue. So I, like others, will go safe-mode through administrator or little-used auxiliary accounts created for the purpose. But how effective is this?

so, it would be great if somone could augment the very effective "sticky" items here with this critical information which seems missing from these otherwise effective tutorials.

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If you are needing assistance with your business the best advice is to find a licensed technician. Our goal here is to help home users clean their computers of malware.

There is information as a sticky dealing with home computer security. How to Protect yourself from malware!

 

wow! i learnt something new today. Tech business people not welcome on Majorgeeks!

 

I never said that you are not welcome. I said we are geared at helping the home user, not businesses.

What if we trashed one of your clients systems or networks? Would your explanation of "oh some guy on the Internet told me to do that" go over very well? Probably not!

Use licensed technicians (who are hopefully insured), not free volunteers.