The vast majority of tasks can be carried out on your Orchard Mac without administrator privileges, and you should never log into your Mac as anything other than a standard user. However, depending on how it is managed, there may be up to three different Admin accounts on your Orchard Mac, detailed below.
The Local Administrator (ladmin) account may be present if:
This account is to be used solely for elevating your privileges when asked to by the operating system, e.g. when unlocking a pane in System Preferences. The below example shows how to unlock the Network preference pane if you have a ladmin account.
