Message after start up

[Guest]

I really appreciate the response, but I dont know how to do it......I mean ,
I didnt have a chance to log on to the default "Administrator"
account..........

Would it be anything else I could do about it?
thanks again!
~maggie~





At the Welcome screen, log onto the default "Administrator" account, by
pressing ctrl-alt-delete Twice, and in the logon dialog that pops up, type in
'Administrator', and leave the password blank. Then run the configuration
utility to uncheck the backupnotify entry.

 

[Guest]

I really appreciate the response, but I dont know how to do it......I mean ,
I didnt have a chance to log on to the default "Administrator"
account..........

Would it be anything else I could do about it?
thanks again!
~maggie~





At the Welcome screen, log onto the default "Administrator" account, by
pressing ctrl-alt-delete Twice, and in the logon dialog that pops up, type in
'Administrator', and leave the password blank. Then run the configuration
utility to uncheck the backupnotify entry.

Hi Maggie,
Try this:
While the system is booting up Press CTRL + ALT + Delete on your keyboard
all in the same time, it is all about timing nothing else.
Then when you get the login Dialogue Box Select the Administrator and start
in safe mode, have a look into the event Viewer and see or look for any error
messages(X) that can shed some lights on the causer, which I thing may
something belong to HP Digital Imaging, do you have this software?.
Try to start with Clean boot by unchecking the unnecessary programs from
starting up.
How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" state
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310353
Also make sure you clean up the Temp and run a scan on your computer.
HTH.
Let us know.
nass