Frustration.

[Frank Wheeler]

I bought an e machine in March of this year with Windows
XP loaded and a trial version of McAfee Internet Security
loaded too. I then bought a boxed version of the McAfee
software with manual and CD. It was loaded by me. When I
start my computer there is an interruption in the process
asking for my password and then I proceed to Desk Top my
final destination. Good security. However should I click
on cancel I get the same result. A password is not a
necessity. So so much for the so-called security. I wish
to bypass that senseless pause as I dislike sitting
before my computer when everything should be automatic
once the computer is turned on. There must be a way to
eliminate this halt. AndI need your help. I hope a
Microsoft Pro looks into this. My name is Frank Wheeler
[email]franko1@cox.net[/email]. And while you are about this you should
figure out a way where this email can be directed to my
email inbox. It makes it easier for the person preparing
this request. Please help me. This is my third attempt at
filling out this form. If there is a problem I ought to
be able to recover my email. I am just left high and dry
and my work is lost.

[Robert Moir]

Frank Wheeler wrote:

> I bought an e machine in March of this year with Windows
> XP loaded and a trial version of McAfee Internet Security
> loaded too. I then bought a boxed version of the McAfee
> software with manual and CD. It was loaded by me. When I
> start my computer there is an interruption in the process
> asking for my password and then I proceed to Desk Top my
> final destination. Good security. However should I click
> on cancel I get the same result. A password is not a
> necessity. So so much for the so-called security. I wish
> to bypass that senseless pause as I dislike sitting
> before my computer when everything should be automatic
> once the computer is turned on. There must be a way to
> eliminate this halt. AndI need your help. I hope a
> Microsoft Pro looks into this. My name is Frank Wheeler
> [email]franko1@cox.net[/email]. And while you are about this you should
> figure out a way where this email can be directed to my
> email inbox. It makes it easier for the person preparing
> this request. Please help me. This is my third attempt at
> filling out this form. If there is a problem I ought to
> be able to recover my email. I am just left high and dry
> and my work is lost.

As you describe the problem, its a problem with the mcafee software, not
windows. Windows XP most certainly does not allow you to login if you click
cancel.