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~Mike Hollywood
Hi,
I'm having trouble with windows xp home. Not big troubles. What it does is
stop at the login screen and wait for a password, but there is no password
so I hit enter and it finishes the boot to the desk top. I had this same
problem with a laptop a while ago and gave up on it. Both times I found
advice that said to "run control userpasswords2" and reset the admin
password. Both times I ran it, unchecked the box for requiring login info,
and left the admin password fileds empty. After that, both times, the
system stopped at the login screen and wouldn't go any further saying it
needed authorization or something like that. Both times I was able to get
into safe mode, and using a restore point, get behind where i ran "run
control userpasswords2" and got back to square one which is where i am now.
XP's tweak utility didn't fix this on either machine.
What i think is causing it is an update windows did that added an account
named: ASPNET
Any suggestions on how to get around this would be greatly appreciated.
mike
I'm having trouble with windows xp home. Not big troubles. What it does is
stop at the login screen and wait for a password, but there is no password
so I hit enter and it finishes the boot to the desk top. I had this same
problem with a laptop a while ago and gave up on it. Both times I found
advice that said to "run control userpasswords2" and reset the admin
password. Both times I ran it, unchecked the box for requiring login info,
and left the admin password fileds empty. After that, both times, the
system stopped at the login screen and wouldn't go any further saying it
needed authorization or something like that. Both times I was able to get
into safe mode, and using a restore point, get behind where i ran "run
control userpasswords2" and got back to square one which is where i am now.
XP's tweak utility didn't fix this on either machine.
What i think is causing it is an update windows did that added an account
named: ASPNET
Any suggestions on how to get around this would be greatly appreciated.
mike