XP Pro reformat - language toolbar

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Hi all,
I have just reinstalled XP and I'm having a couple of problems..minor to be
sure, but aggravating nonetheless. It seems every time I install XP, I have a
different set of these little quirks. This time, every time I reboot the
language toolbar is enabled, and I don't know how to stop it. I'm sure it's
in the registry somewhere, but I don't know where. I've had that problem
other times with other toolbars, too. Why does this happen?

Also, I have an identical computer in the next room, except for the sound
card, and the ATI partner brand, and I somehow managed to get it to bypass
the welcome screen and boot automatically for a single user, but I cannot do
that for mine. It seems every other time I reformat or build a new computer,
I have to put up with the welcome screen...any way to avoid that?

I know these are minor issues, but hopefully, someone's in the mood to
answer stupid stuff..lol

Thanks in advance
 
denny said:
Hi all,
I have just reinstalled XP and I'm having a couple of problems..minor to be
sure, but aggravating nonetheless. It seems every time I install XP, I have a
different set of these little quirks. This time, every time I reboot the
language toolbar is enabled, and I don't know how to stop it. I'm sure it's
in the registry somewhere, but I don't know where. I've had that problem
other times with other toolbars, too. Why does this happen?

Also, I have an identical computer in the next room, except for the sound
card, and the ATI partner brand, and I somehow managed to get it to bypass
the welcome screen and boot automatically for a single user, but I cannot do
that for mine. It seems every other time I reformat or build a new computer,
I have to put up with the welcome screen...any way to avoid that?

I know these are minor issues, but hopefully, someone's in the mood to
answer stupid stuff..lol

Thanks in advance
Click to expand...

Open Control Panel, Regional and Language Options, Languages tab,
Details button, Preferences for the Language Bar, and turn it off.
 
Elmo said:
Open Control Panel, Regional and Language Options, Languages tab,
Details button, Preferences for the Language Bar, and turn it off.
Click to expand...
Thanks Joe...any idea about the Welcome Screen?
 
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