controluserpasswords2

[fehlen]

xp home user

I wanted to bypass the opening screen and used the above command with run

Now when I boot up I get an "unauthorized" message

I can work around it and eventaully sign in but is there anyway I can undo
the
"controluserpasswords2"
command

Im sole user and Administrator

Can't find the solution via Google !

thanks fehlen (Frank)

 

[Sharon F]

xp home user

I wanted to bypass the opening screen and used the above command with run

Now when I boot up I get an "unauthorized" message

I can work around it and eventaully sign in but is there anyway I can undo
the
"controluserpasswords2"
command

Im sole user and Administrator

Can't find the solution via Google !

thanks fehlen (Frank)

Log on. Run controluserpasswords2. Place a check in the box next to "users
must enter username and password to use this computer." Click OK. The
computer will not boot to whatever you have configured - the XP Welcome
screen or the classic logon prompt.

NOTE: If you do not use passwords, leave the password field blank.

 

[fehlen via WindowsKB.com]

thanks Sharon for prompt response
where do I find screen for check box?

Frank

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xp home user

[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]

thanks fehlen (Frank)

Log on. Run controluserpasswords2. Place a check in the box next to "users
must enter username and password to use this computer." Click OK. The
computer will not boot to whatever you have configured - the XP Welcome
screen or the classic logon prompt.

NOTE: If you do not use passwords, leave the password field blank.

 

[Sharon F]

thanks Sharon for prompt response
where do I find screen for check box?

Frank

When you run control userpasswords2, a screen appears. Look carefully at
it. You'll see the quoted text and it will have a check box next to it.

 

[fehlen via WindowsKB.com]

thanks much
Frank
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When you run control userpasswords2, a screen appears. Look carefully at
it. You'll see the quoted text and it will have a check box next to it.