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Tom Baxter
Hi all,
I'm seeing a very strange problem that's forcing me to re-boot after a
Standard user logs off.
Here's the situation: I have an XP Pro, SP2 machine. This is a stand-alone
machine (no domain involved). There are two Standard Accounts (S1 and S2) and
one Administrative Account (A1).
After S1 or S2 logs off, the machine needs to be re-booted before *anyone*
else can log on. Every time S1 or S2 logs off, no one else can log on. This
weird behavior does not occur after A1 logs off.
Now, what do I mean by, "needs to be re-booted"? After XP boots up (or after
a user logs off) I see the standard screen that lists all user accounts with
separate password fields next to each user name. Well, after S1 or S2 logs
off, the cursor cannot be moved to any of these password fields. It is
impossible for the next user to enter a password! This is why I have to
re-boot.
Does anyone have an explanation for what might be causing this?
Thanks
I'm seeing a very strange problem that's forcing me to re-boot after a
Standard user logs off.
Here's the situation: I have an XP Pro, SP2 machine. This is a stand-alone
machine (no domain involved). There are two Standard Accounts (S1 and S2) and
one Administrative Account (A1).
After S1 or S2 logs off, the machine needs to be re-booted before *anyone*
else can log on. Every time S1 or S2 logs off, no one else can log on. This
weird behavior does not occur after A1 logs off.
Now, what do I mean by, "needs to be re-booted"? After XP boots up (or after
a user logs off) I see the standard screen that lists all user accounts with
separate password fields next to each user name. Well, after S1 or S2 logs
off, the cursor cannot be moved to any of these password fields. It is
impossible for the next user to enter a password! This is why I have to
re-boot.
Does anyone have an explanation for what might be causing this?
Thanks