wonder if it is possible...

Yes. Click the Start button, type

control userpasswords2

Press Enter, clear the "Users must enter a username and password to use this
computer" check box. Then click Apply and enter the user name and password
you wish to automatically log on with,
and then click OK twice.

"Darrin" <Darrin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:73706C09-23B6-489D-B47B-52DC65D317A2@microsoft.com...
> When I used XP pro, I just turned on the computer and it opened to my
> desktop. With Vista Ultimate I always need to click on my administrator
> icon
> then it takes me to my desktop.
> Is there a way to do this like I did with XP?
> If not, thats OK too, just a bit of inconvenience.
> Thanks

When I used XP pro, I just turned on the computer and it opened to my
desktop. With Vista Ultimate I always need to click on my administrator icon
then it takes me to my desktop.
Is there a way to do this like I did with XP?
If not, thats OK too, just a bit of inconvenience.
Thanks

Thank you

"Puppy Breath" wrote:

> Yes. Click the Start button, type
>
> control userpasswords2
>
> Press Enter, clear the "Users must enter a username and password to use this
> computer" check box. Then click Apply and enter the user name and password
> you wish to automatically log on with,
> and then click OK twice.
>
> "Darrin" <Darrin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:73706C09-23B6-489D-B47B-52DC65D317A2@microsoft.com...
> > When I used XP pro, I just turned on the computer and it opened to my
> > desktop. With Vista Ultimate I always need to click on my administrator
> > icon
> > then it takes me to my desktop.
> > Is there a way to do this like I did with XP?
> > If not, thats OK too, just a bit of inconvenience.
> > Thanks
>