Window XP after bootup, does not ask for signon

N

Nathan

I have my pc set up for each individual who uses it a signon and password,
but if you shutdown or restart the computer it automactically goes into the
Master Administrator account. How do you change that where it does not do
that and upon bootup, it automactically asks for the signon and password?
 
M

Malke

Nathan said:
I have my pc set up for each individual who uses it a signon and password,
but if you shutdown or restart the computer it automactically goes into
the
Master Administrator account. How do you change that where it does not do
that and upon bootup, it automactically asks for the signon and password?

Sounds like someone set up automatic login and used the built-in
Administrator account as the default.

Start>Run>control userpasswords2 [enter]

Put a checkmark in the box that requires users to provide a password. You
can also require then to press Ctrl-Alt-Del from this utility if you want
that.

Malke
 
N

Nathan

Nathan wrote:
I would like to use the Ctrl-Alt-Del from this utility, but it won't let me. It has the option, but does not let me checkmark it. Any idea of what is wrong?

Malke said:
Nathan said:
I have my pc set up for each individual who uses it a signon and password,
but if you shutdown or restart the computer it automactically goes into
the
Master Administrator account. How do you change that where it does not do
that and upon bootup, it automactically asks for the signon and password?

Sounds like someone set up automatic login and used the built-in
Administrator account as the default.

Start>Run>control userpasswords2 [enter]

Put a checkmark in the box that requires users to provide a password. You
can also require then to press Ctrl-Alt-Del from this utility if you want
that.

Malke
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M

Malke

Go to the User Accounts applet in Control Panel and make sure the Welcome
Screen isn't enabled. You can't have it both ways.

Malke
 

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