Messed up user login during wireless install

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Charles Kenyon

Using WindowsXP Pro.

When setting up a workstation to access the internet via a wireless
connection I mistakenly changed the protocols that govern the user login
screens in Windows. It is now using (I think) a Netware or Novell log-in
where the user's name has to be typed in, rather than the default where you
click on the user and then type in a password.

How do I get back the Client for Microsoft Networks (assuming that was what
I need) and get the screen the users are used to?
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Charles Kenyon

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Using WindowsXP Pro.

When setting up a workstation to access the internet via a wireless
connection I mistakenly changed the protocols that govern the user login
screens in Windows. It is now using (I think) a Netware or Novell log-in
where the user's name has to be typed in, rather than the default where you
click on the user and then type in a password.

How do I get back the Client for Microsoft Networks (assuming that was what
I need) and get the screen the users are used to?
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Charles,

Look in Control Panel - User Accounts, select "Change the way users log on or
off". Then select "Use the Welcome screen".
 
Thank you. Worked like a charm.
--
Charles Kenyon

Word New User FAQ & Web Directory: http://addbalance.com/word

Intermediate User's Guide to Microsoft Word (supplemented version of
Microsoft's Legal Users' Guide) http://addbalance.com/usersguide




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