Okay, I went to control panel, and add remove programs. I attempted to
uninstall all the .net updates, and I did succeed in removing some of them, but
two sp updates for the .net updates are still there. I then did the control
userpasswords2 thing in the run dialog box and unchecked the box and restarted
my system. The log on screen appeared again and told me that there was a error
in logging on. I was able to start the system, but I'll stil pulling my hair
out because of that screen.
Keith
----- Original Message -----
From: David Hoff Jr
To: Keith
Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 10:49 AM
Subject: Re: getting rid of log on screen when starting windows xp
If you also re-installed an HP printer you might find that HP installed a
new user account. Goto the Control Panel's User Accounts section. If there is
an HP user account, delete it.
----- Original Message -----
From: Keith
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2009 3:04 PM
Subject: getting rid of log on screen when starting windows xp
I recently installed win xp on my system and did all the proper updates,
(SP 2 and 3, and all importatnt updates). Well, my system restarted after the
last update took hold, and now I get a user log on screen. My name is listed,
and if I click on it, windows starts up. There is no pleace for me to put a
password, so I'm not sure if the users option under control panel will work in
removing this dialog box. I would like the computer to just start into
windows. Also, when my system restarted after the updates, my screen reader
(WE 7.1) is much slower than when windows is running.
Thanks
Keith
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