veryoldie said:My user account is password protected. XP looks for password at Switch User
and on returning after Standby, but on a cold start it does straight into my
user account
nass said:veryoldie said:My user account is password protected. XP looks for password at Switch User
and on returning after Standby, but on a cold start it does straight into my
user account
Open a Run Command and type i:
control userpasswords2 click [OK]
On the User accounts Click on Users and make sure this box is checked:
[ ] Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.
Also click Start >> Control panel >> Double click User Accounts and check
this box:
[ ] Use the welcome screen.
HTH.
nass
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veryoldie said:First suggestion did not work. Run etc produced no response. Second
suggestion worked. At logon I am now asked for password--but this is at
expense of not being able to use Switch User.
But better this way
nass said:veryoldie said:My user account is password protected. XP looks for password at Switch User
and on returning after Standby, but on a cold start it does straight into my
user account
Open a Run Command and type i:
control userpasswords2 click [OK]
On the User accounts Click on Users and make sure this box is checked:
[ ] Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.
Also click Start >> Control panel >> Double click User Accounts and check
this box:
[ ] Use the welcome screen.
HTH.
nass
====
www.nasstec.co.uk
I would like to introduce Windows Password Key 8.0
nas wrote:
RE: Does not ask for password at logon
06-Mar-07
:
Open a Run Command and type i:
control userpasswords2 click [OK]
On the User accounts Click on Users and make sure this box is checked:
[ ] Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.
Also click Start >> Control panel >> Double click User Accounts and check
this box:
[ ] Use the welcome screen.
HTH.
nass
====
www.nasstec.co.uk
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Does not ask for password at logon
My user account is password protected. XP looks for password at Switch
User
and on returning after Standby, but on a cold start it does straight into
my
user account
RE: Does not ask for password at logon
:
Open a Run Command and type i:
control userpasswords2 click [OK]
On the User accounts Click on Users and make sure this box is checked:
[ ] Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.
Also click Start >> Control panel >> Double click User Accounts and check
this box:
[ ] Use the welcome screen.
HTH.
nass
====
www.nasstec.co.uk
First suggestion did not work. Run etc produced no response.
First suggestion did not work. Run etc produced no response. Second
suggestion worked. At logon I am now asked for password--but this is at
expense of not being able to use Switch User.
But better this way
:
RE: Does not ask for password at logon
No, You still can use Fast switch by doing this:
Click Start >> Control panel >> Double click User accounts >> Double click
Change the way users log on or off.
There check mark this box:
[ ] Use Fast User switching
Click Apply Options.
HTH.
regards,
nass
====
www.nasstec.co.uk
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I would like to introduce Windows Password Key 8.0 . it not only supports
XP, 2000, and NT, I have personally tested it with Vista Home Premium and
Ultimate. It creates a password recovery CD/DVD,USB Flash Drive for home,
business and enterprise. It works perfectly to reset your Windows
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