Already Logged users. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize () I have Windows XP Home Eddition. I have setup 4 user accounts. When my screen saver comes up, and I click my mouse to go back to whichever application I was using,...

user is >already logged in. If the user is not logged in, the only thing I see > is "user being logged in" (rough translation from actual German > message) and "user being logged out", and the connection aborts. On the RDP Server (the PC you are trying...

switched over to user B.) - This switched the user to user B (who was already logged on) from a prior session. - User B finishes his work and then logs off from the "start" menu.. - At the "Log Off Windows" screen user B logs off. - The...

freezing. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () every time i try to log on windows xp when somebody is already logged on my computer freezes. i have already defraged, checkedr for errrors, viruses, and spyware. i dont know what else...

that exists on XP machines when logged into a domain. As I understand it, when running XP, if you've logged into a domain fast user switching is disabled and hence if a domain admin logs into a user's XP machine it kicks out the locally logged in user....

is 0 and if it is 1 it will > increment to 2, pop up a dialog alerting the user to what is > hapening (if they are already logged in somewhjere else) and when > the user clicks OK the script utilizes the WMI shutdown ability to >log the user off w/o them...

any other way I know, connect to a remote Windows XP machine and not lock the screen... and if you log in as someone other than the user who was already on there - you will log them off. If you log in as the user who was on there, they will stay logged...

about that is there is no switching between users when one is already logged on and you must enter your username and password to log on if the user name is no already there. This is a security advantage but it is a way to allow them into safe mode....

I think you are stuck, the password crackers I have seen all need you to be logged onto the pc as a user. Even if you carry out sensitive work, it is still good practice to create a user with apropriate rights rather than logging on as admin. All I can suggest...

wrote in message >> news:9068E453-B4A9-46CF-BF2C-71D5375A6DFA@microsoft.com... >>> How can I get in to my administrator account?? >>> I am already logged in as an user with administrator rights. but I cant >>> get >>> to the real administrator account...