When starting my computer a login screen with a place to put a password comes up, even with no password made i still have to click ok. I am the sole operator of the computer and yes the guest button is turned off please help its annoying
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if your running xp, you can click on runt and type in control userpasswords2 and click on ok.\n\nthere would be a new display on the screen, there will be a new screen, if you then click on the Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer tickbox. \n\nand press ok it will ask you to type in your current password, as yours is blank, just click on ok, and click on ok to close the window.\n\njob done, next time you restart it should auto logon.
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Regardless of what others are telling you here, this is a yahoo security thing. Yahoo forces you to put your password in after so many hours of use. Its annoying as H but aint nuttin you can do about it. Like I would even care about yahoo security.....Aint nuthin I would put on yahoo that I was afraid to have others see....to the rest of yas, youre all full of it! At some point, you have to manually type it in no matter what you do. This is the latest new yahoo security thing! You have to verify your account at random periods. I am about to dump yahoo for this reason alone! They get stupider every day.
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You'll have to wait for it to go to standby before resuming to windows. You can't stop it immediately after pressing the standby button. You can deactivate the standby button, though. Go to control panel and look for keyboard.\n\nI like your site. I will go there often.
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█►Is the user name on the login Administrator? If not, might change it to admin and login.\n\n\n█►Domain or standalone\n▬♂http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303594\n\n\n\n█►A recently installed program has disabled the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching. To restore these features, you must uninstall the program. The following file name might help you identify the program that made the change: C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;BCMLogon.dll\n\nI couldn’t switch the logon screen, and I couldn’t access the internet. I ran to another PC and found the solution to this problem.\n\nTo resolve the problem and restore the Welcome Screen and Fast User Switching, you need to reset the GinaDLL entry using these steps:\n\n* Click Start, Run and type REGEDIT\n* Navigate to the following key:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; SOFTWARE &#92; Microsoft &#92; Windows NT &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; Winlogon\n* Backup the key by exporting to a file.\n* In the right pane, right-click GinaDLL, and then click Delete. (You need to remove the whole value, not just its Value Data)\n* Close Registry Editor\n\n\nit worked for me, but this time when i pressed Ctrl Alt delete to access the admin account on my laptop in welcome screen this is what solved getting the welcome screen back.\nIt might apply to others using or losing the welcome screen.\n\nhttp://www.pcmech.com/forum/printthread.php?t=139035
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Wish I had an answer as the exact same thing is happening to me.  In my instance it's logging off and  loggong on every few minutes.  Every so often I will the "...you have been loggged into another machine."  Like you I thought my password may have been stolen somehow so I immediately changed my password, but I still experience the same thing.  I have 2 computers and am experiencing similar results on both.  Haven't tried a new ID yet, and haven't had any luck in finding resources, but am still looking.  I have software/hardware firewalls, virus scanners, and all my wireless protocols are encrypted (not with WEP).  This is a recent issue that just started out of the blue after yahoo officially moved all of us to the new mail system.  Oh, and you gotta love those automated responses from yahoo.  If anyone else has run into this and tried other things to try to resolve it or at least narrow it down the info would be helpful.
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Try This. Start up the Computer and hold down F8. This will bring to a prompt that gives you a choice of how to startup. Choose Safe Mode. When you get to the same blue screen Hopefully there will you and an Admistator listed, click the administrator and hope it doesn't require a password as well. If none of this has come to pass yet  than the rest of this may be useless.\n\nIf you sign in as the administrator and you load into safe mode go into the control panel and click "User Accounts" and you should be able to change or disable your login password from there.  \n\nThis method does rely on a lot of maybes. I really hope this helps.
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If you are using a domain as a login, set their membership as a guest.  By default, a domain user does not have administrative rights to the desktop.  By the way, make sure you have an administrator password on each xp machine or you can forget anything else you do.
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xp did not offer this task. You need to write a small program to achieve this task. Why just using log-in password to avoid unwanted people to use your computer?? You can control the Guess computer the services (programs) that you welling to allow but not all in Host computer. Just do a creation another    user ...
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Disabling startup login prompt for password\n\nClick Start and Run \nType "Control Userpasswords2" and press enter. \nUncheck the box for "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer." \nClick Apply and Ok. \nDisabling prompt for password after Windows XP resumes from standby or hibernation\n\nClick Start, Settings, and Control Panel \nDouble-click Power Options \nUncheck the "Prompt for password when computer resumes from standby" option. \nClick Apply and then Ok.
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Hi, this can occur if you have not designated an admin password during install.\n\nyou can do this by going to start>settings>control panel>users and passwords\nset up that "users have to enter a password" This will allow you to do just that..\n\nWhen you are done, uncheck "users must enter password"  this way windows will continue to log you on as usual...\n\nhope that helps.
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log in as guest if it is turned on
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Ok go to control panel then user account and disable password.
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when you first turn your puter on...hit f2 go to security your password should be under management
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Do you mean the password from windows? Open the configuration screen click on user accounts beware you must have administrator rights. When you mean the password from the pc (mainboard) remove the battery for 4 seconds put it back (beware you must know what you are doing don’t change things what you don’t know for sure)
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It sounds like your system is on a network and the admin has enabled a Group Policy Object that restricts you from shutting down your machine or rebooting it.  (Pretty dumb if you ask me, but the option is there and I've seen admins do it.)\n\nAre you also saying that you can't close ANY windows as well?\n\nTry logging off and logging back on with Administrator rights.  If you don't have the admin account password, you'll need to get with your system admin to resolve this issue.
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Sign off but don't exit, then uncheck the "automatically log in" box! Don't even let it save your password, that will really make it stop. I used to have that problem all the time.
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uncheck "auto log in"\nand "remember password" \nso that it won't automatically log-in you in when the PC is started and it won't even remeber you password\n\n\nAnother way, is to stop the Yahoo! messenger from starting immediately you start your system unless you start it up yourself. Just go to "Messenger" >>> "Preference" >>> "General" >>> uncheck "Automatically start Yahoo! Messenger....."