Immediatley after turning on I go to Outlook Express to
real the mail. I can get into my mail without actually
using my password or connecting. I don't want that option
because others could read my mail. How do I make, after
turning the unit on, the connection and password the
first thing to be done before I can get any access?
Thanks.

If you have more than one account defined, and in
the interface accessed by start / run
control userpasswords2
you have set the system to require password login
then having your Outlook cache your account info is
not such a problem as you now have.
You then only need to make sure that you are the
only one that uses your account. Giving each person
their own account is how to work with the design
of Windows.

--
Roger Abell
Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security)
MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA
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> Immediatley after turning on I go to Outlook Express to
> real the mail. I can get into my mail without actually
> using my password or connecting. I don't want that option
> because others could read my mail. How do I make, after
> turning the unit on, the connection and password the
> first thing to be done before I can get any access?
> Thanks.