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Glynnes #1
bypassing log on box
I have the same problem that Howie*, who posted the
problem of suddenly getting a log on screen instead of
smoothly going straight to the desktop. Also got a
different shut down screen instead of the three squares to
choose from I have to do a drop down screen. I did what
Austin told him to do**, but I am still getting both the
logon
user screen and the shutdown box. Any other ideas?
I was fine until 6/2/03 when I downloaded some critical
updates and it appears to have changed my settings
somewhere in my computer.
Thanks for any help...Glynnes, [email]glynnes@adelphia.net[/email]
*I did something, no idea what, so that instead of xp pro
just smoothly
starting up, I have to deal with a logon screen. This also
seemed to change
the logoff screen from the pretty one with 3 choices, 3
buttons, to an ugly
dialog box. Any idea what I did or, more important, how to
reset it back to
the original? Thanks.
Howie Jun 3 2003 9:33AM
**How to disable XP Logo checking:
begin procedure:
Right Mouse-Click "My Computer"
Select "Properties"
Select "Hardware" Tab
Select "Driver Signing"
Select "Ignore - Install the software anyway
and don't ask for my approval."
Select "Make this action the system default"
Select "OK"
Select "OK"
end procedure.
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Michael #2
bypassing log on box
Start/run control userpasswords2
Uncheck the box requiring a username and password, click
apply/ok and follow
the prompts to set up a default logon.
for>-----Original Message-----
>This didn't work! Any more ideas?
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>You downloaded the .net framework update which created a
>>ASP.NET user on your pc. You might do some searchinginto>>this. I think I remember them sugesting you use
>>userpassword2 or something to change it to auto loadwhat>>your default user.
>>>>to>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I have the same problem that Howie*, who posted the
>>>problem of suddenly getting a log on screen instead of
>>>smoothly going straight to the desktop. Also got a
>>>different shut down screen instead of the three squares>>>choose from I have to do a drop down screen. I didthe>>>Austin told him to do**, but I am still getting both>pro>>>logon
>>>user screen and the shutdown box. Any other ideas?
>>>
>>>I was fine until 6/2/03 when I downloaded some critical
>>>updates and it appears to have changed my settings
>>>somewhere in my computer.
>>>
>>>Thanks for any help...Glynnes, [email]glynnes@adelphia.net[/email]
>>>
>>>*I did something, no idea what, so that instead of xp>.>>also>>>just smoothly
>>>starting up, I have to deal with a logon screen. This>>to>>>seemed to change
>>>the logoff screen from the pretty one with 3 choices, 3
>>>buttons, to an ugly
>>>dialog box. Any idea what I did or, more important, how>>.>>>reset it back to
>>>the original? Thanks.
>>>Howie Jun 3 2003 9:33AM
>>>
>>>**How to disable XP Logo checking:
>>>
>>>begin procedure:
>>> Right Mouse-Click "My Computer"
>>> Select "Properties"
>>> Select "Hardware" Tab
>>> Select "Driver Signing"
>>> Select "Ignore - Install the software anyway
>>> and don't ask for my approval."
>>> Select "Make this action the system default"
>>> Select "OK"
>>> Select "OK"
>>>end procedure.
>>>
>>>austinw.dyndns.org Jun 3 2003 8:59AM
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>
>Michael Guest



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