Strange user account appeared from nowhere

J

Jim

Hello,

I just went into my user accounts applet in the control panel and there
was a strange user account in there that said something like...

ASP.Net/Something else here

then it said it was password protected and it had limited authorization
or something like that, ...what the heck is that? Anybody know? Sounds
funny to me...

Thanks for your help..

This is a Windows XP Machine with all the latest updates.

Aloha

Jim
 
D

davetest

Hello,

I just went into my user accounts applet in the control panel and there
was a strange user account in there that said something like...

ASP.Net/Something else here

then it said it was password protected and it had limited authorization
or something like that, ...what the heck is that? Anybody know? Sounds
funny to me...

Thanks for your help..

This is a Windows XP Machine with all the latest updates.

Aloha

Jim
I'm pretty sure this is what happens when you install
the .NET component.... If that's it, it's normal.
Dave
-- To email me, use numerals in the name, and transpose the syllables
in the domain name.
 
G

Guest

-----Original Message-----
Hello,

I just went into my user accounts applet in the control panel and there
was a strange user account in there that said something like...

ASP.Net/Something else here

then it said it was password protected and it had limited authorization
or something like that, ...what the heck is that? Anybody know? Sounds
funny to me...

Thanks for your help..

This is a Windows XP Machine with all the latest updates.

Aloha

Jim




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Jim
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R

Roger Abell

davetest said:
I'm pretty sure this is what happens when you install
the .NET component.... If that's it, it's normal.
Dave


You are right, this come from the .Net Framework v1.1
installation.
 
J

Jim

You are right, this come from the .Net Framework v1.1
installation.

Yup, I just read this on a website that one of the Windows Updates puts
it in there. I guess I didn't read the fine print when I installed the
update eh...


Thanks

Jim
 

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