I submitted the following question and received the response below - it fixed the initial logon problem when the system starts but not when the screen saver comes on. Any more suggestions??

Orig Prob: I added some XP patches recommended by Microsoft last week and it changed how my system works. I am the only one that uses the computer so I did not have it setup for a login. Now it has it me click my login name and everytime the screen saver goes on, it goes back to this login. I don't want the system to ask me to click my login name. I am the administrator and only user on the system.

Orig Respones by Taurian:
Go to the Start Menu and the Run box.
... Type in the following:
control userpasswords2
... now click OK
... In the new Windows that appears select the account you wish to make the
primary logon.
... Now uncheck the "Users must enter a username and password..." box.
... Hit Apply and a dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the
selected users password.

Click OK.
The changes will work the next time you restart your computer.

>-----Original Message-----
>I submitted the following question and received the
response below - it fixed the initial logon problem when
the system starts but not when the screen saver comes
on. Any more suggestions??
>
>Orig Prob: I added some XP patches recommended by
Microsoft last week and it changed how my system works.
I am the only one that uses the computer so I did not
have it setup for a login. Now it has it me click my
login name and everytime the screen saver goes on, it
goes back to this login. I don't want the system to ask
me to click my login name. I am the administrator and
only user on the system.

Hi Cindy,

I am only 10 years lod but i am a wizz

Weel you just do the following actions:

1......Go to the start menu and click on control panel
2......Go to display and double-click on it
3......Then go to the screen saver tab and click on it
4...... Then untick the box that says On resume, display
welcome screen
>
>Orig Respones by Taurian:
>Go to the Start Menu and the Run box.
>... Type in the following:
> control userpasswords2
>... now click OK
>... In the new Windows that appears select the account
you wish to make the
>primary logon.
>... Now uncheck the "Users must enter a username and
password..." box.
>... Hit Apply and a dialog box will appear asking you
to confirm the
>selected users password.
>
>Click OK.
>The changes will work the next time you restart your
computer.
>
>.
>

Right click the Desktop, select Properties, Screen Saver and uncheck the On
resume....... box.

--
Doug Knox, MS-MVP Windows XP/ Windows Smart Display
Win 95/98/Me/XP Tweaks and Fixes
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"Cindy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:FDA4A7AC-F208-4B00-AC43-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I submitted the following question and received the response below - it
fixed the initial logon problem when the system starts but not when the
screen saver comes on. Any more suggestions??
>
> Orig Prob: I added some XP patches recommended by Microsoft last week and
it changed how my system works. I am the only one that uses the computer so
I did not have it setup for a login. Now it has it me click my login name
and everytime the screen saver goes on, it goes back to this login. I don't
want the system to ask me to click my login name. I am the administrator
and only user on the system.
>
> Orig Respones by Taurian:
> Go to the Start Menu and the Run box.
> .. Type in the following:
> control userpasswords2
> .. now click OK
> .. In the new Windows that appears select the account you wish to make
the
> primary logon.
> .. Now uncheck the "Users must enter a username and password..." box.
> .. Hit Apply and a dialog box will appear asking you to confirm the
> selected users password.
>
> Click OK.
> The changes will work the next time you restart your computer.
>