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When I first got my computer, XP Pro, it booted straight to the desktop.
During the last week, it suddenly boots to a User Prompt, which I have to
click to get to the desktop.

How do I get back to the no user prompt?

 

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Ned;
Start/Run
Type "control userpasswords2" ENTER
Uncheck "Users must enter..."
Click OK and follow prompts.

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"Ned Heller" <epheller@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> When I first got my computer, XP Pro, it booted straight to the desktop.
> During the last week, it suddenly boots to a User Prompt, which I have to
> click to get to the desktop.
>
> How do I get back to the no user prompt?

 

[Guest]

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This could be the normal behaviour of XP, if you have joined the PC to a
DOMAIN. Once a workstation is a member of a domain the User Login Screen is
required.

Otherwise as noted in the previous reply the autologon feature can be
re-enabled.

Thanks
John Fuhrman
Titan Global Services
http://www.titangs.com


"Ned Heller" wrote:

> When I first got my computer, XP Pro, it booted straight to the desktop.
> During the last week, it suddenly boots to a User Prompt, which I have to
> click to get to the desktop.
>
> How do I get back to the no user prompt?
>
>
>

 

[Guest]

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Thanks, the original solution seemed to work. I have no idea what a domain
is, but my computer is part of my home network and I have shared folders on
this computer. Is that what a domain is?

Ned


"SparkByte" <SparkByte@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> This could be the normal behaviour of XP, if you have joined the PC to a
> DOMAIN. Once a workstation is a member of a domain the User Login Screen
> is
> required.
>
> Otherwise as noted in the previous reply the autologon feature can be
> re-enabled.
>
> Thanks
> John Fuhrman
> Titan Global Services
> http://www.titangs.com
>
>
> "Ned Heller" wrote:
>
>> When I first got my computer, XP Pro, it booted straight to the desktop.
>> During the last week, it suddenly boots to a User Prompt, which I have to
>> click to get to the desktop.
>>
>> How do I get back to the no user prompt?
>>
>>
>>