I am logged onto Windows XP Pro SP1, as "Administrator",
with a password.

control panel > user accounts. There is no "advanced"
tab.

It matters not if I am using the "category" view or
the "classic" view in the control panel.

from run: userpasswords2/Advanced/Secure Logon
results in: "windows cannot
find 'userpasswords2/advanced/secure '.

Thanks for your attention to my plight.

Jo

Workgroup, no domain

The goal is for users to click on her / his username and
enter a required password.

Jo


>-----Original Message-----
>I am logged onto Windows XP Pro SP1, as "Administrator",
>with a password.
>
>control panel > user accounts. There is no "advanced"
>tab.
>
>It matters not if I am using the "category" view or
>the "classic" view in the control panel.
>
>from run: userpasswords2/Advanced/Secure Logon
>results in: "windows cannot
>find 'userpasswords2/advanced/secure '.
>
>Thanks for your attention to my plight.
>
>Jo
>.
>

start > run >control userpasswords2 = success. But, on
the "advanced" tab, there is a check at "users must enter
a username and password . . ."
HOWEVER, at login, on the user names appear. If I click
on the username, the boot process continues to the
desktop. No password is required.


>-----Original Message-----
>I am logged onto Windows XP Pro SP1, as "Administrator",
>with a password.
>
>control panel > user accounts. There is no "advanced"
>tab.
>
>It matters not if I am using the "category" view or
>the "classic" view in the control panel.
>
>from run: userpasswords2/Advanced/Secure Logon
>results in: "windows cannot
>find 'userpasswords2/advanced/secure '.
>
>Thanks for your attention to my plight.
>
>Jo
>.
>

Never mind.
I've discovered that a blank [ not the word "blank" ]
allows one to merely click on the user name.

Interesting to me, because a blank password is a valid
password, when one has the traditional NT login
interface.

Jo



>-----Original Message-----
>Workgroup, no domain
>
>The goal is for users to click on her / his username and
>enter a required password.
>
>Jo
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I am logged onto Windows XP Pro SP1, as "Administrator",
>>with a password.
>>
>>control panel > user accounts. There is no "advanced"
>>tab.
>>
>>It matters not if I am using the "category" view or
>>the "classic" view in the control panel.
>>
>>from run: userpasswords2/Advanced/Secure Logon
>>results in: "windows cannot
>>find 'userpasswords2/advanced/secure '.
>>
>>Thanks for your attention to my plight.
>>
>>Jo
>>.
>>
>.
>

If you never set one, then it will not prompt for one.

--

Star Fleet Admiral Q @ your service
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"Jo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2c91001c46a2b$83c59ac0$(E-Mail Removed)...
> start > run >control userpasswords2 = success. But, on
> the "advanced" tab, there is a check at "users must enter
> a username and password . . ."
> HOWEVER, at login, on the user names appear. If I click
> on the username, the boot process continues to the
> desktop. No password is required.
>
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >I am logged onto Windows XP Pro SP1, as "Administrator",
> >with a password.
> >
> >control panel > user accounts. There is no "advanced"
> >tab.
> >
> >It matters not if I am using the "category" view or
> >the "classic" view in the control panel.
> >
> >from run: userpasswords2/Advanced/Secure Logon
> >results in: "windows cannot
> >find 'userpasswords2/advanced/secure '.
> >
> >Thanks for your attention to my plight.
> >
> >Jo
> >.
> >