Is there a way to log into a user in XP overriding the logon script? force it not to run.?
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No...unless there is no Admin Password.
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You can put it in the login script with a fully qualified path.  For example:\n\nRUN C:&#92;MyBat.BAT
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Go to start - Control Panel - Users account\nOnce in there, you will see a link that says \nchange the way users log on or off\nCheck mark use welcome screen\nand use fast user switching\n\nI hope that helps you.
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Your original admin account will only be availble when you are in safe mode. Your original log in that you set up will have same admin settings.But whe you install xp you st up a defaul admin account with a passowrd(if u entered a pass) for safe mode issue and other troubleshooting...then when you went further in the install you set up another user which is the default account your pc boots into.....
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boot into safe mode and create a new user...
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it depends on the OS u r using if it is windows 98 goto start-->Settings-->control panel double click on users to create a user
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Reall what corperation and what OS.  there are programs that you can change the password for the admin in 2k but won't work for xp and vise versa.
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If you can login to safe-mode (by clicking F8) when the computer turns on and logging in as Administrator and going that route.\n\nHowever, if you cannot login as administrator, search the internet for Hirens Boot CD and make a disc. The hirens disc as numerous usefull utilities including a password reset for XP. Good Luck!
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need some more information about the user\nbut you can check domain security policies and change here "allow log on locally" to true.
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well if you havent set a password for the built-in adminstrator account...at the welcome screen hit ctl-alt-del twice which will bring up a logon dialog box..type user:administrator pw:blank and click ok..now goto user accounts in the control panel and reset your password. Hope that helps.\n\nGlad to have helped man. How about giving me a best answer!! Thanks.
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If you are running Windows XP Home I have a solution that will work, I know because this has happened to me. First of all I know this doesnt work with XP Pro but im not sure if it will work with erlier versions of Windows like 98 or 95, and it must be with the default installation and user account setup. Here we go;\n\nWhen XP Home is installed and a the Admin User account is set-up, Windows also created a hidden Admin user account with no password! This hidden admin user account will only be shown when you start up in "Safe Mode", To start in safe mode you must restart the computer and tap either the F2, F8, F9, or deleate key, I forget which one it was for me but it is sometimes different with other machines so check your user manual or do a search on the internet if you can get to another machine with internet access. but when you do that a menu will be shown with some options, jsut pick "safe mode" and you will see the login screen with the Admin user account you set-up along with the now viewable Hidden Admin user account, Pick the Hidden User Account and it will ask you weather you want to start safe mode with networking and balh blah blah, just pick without networking but it really doesnt matter since your just making system changes, then you should beable to reset the password to your account via "User Accounts" in Controll Pannel, If it asks you for a password to change that account password just remember that the Hidden User Account you are logged on to has no password so you dont need to enter a password. And also I would sugest resteeing the password to "nothing" so you dont forget it again lol :P, and that should work.\n\nBut if you didnt get it reset and you dont have any personal files you need in the account you lost the password to, from the hidden admin account, you can also set up another admin account that you can log-into reagurly :), GOOD LUCK!!!
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ummmmm i dont know if you have xp or if the password in general is the login password or a screensaver password. for the screen saver password hardboot the computer by shuting it down and then turning it back on the change the password. if it is a login password you have to get xp to go to safemode to assess login for the owner. often the is no password there. login there and go to control panel and delete the password for the account in question . then reboot and login to the account and add password. whew
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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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Both the previous responses are correct.  Basically, if your system only has 1 user account defined (administrator and guest not included), and that user account doesn't have a password, it'll automatically log you in.  \n\nHowever, if you need to have multiple accounts created and you also need passwords to be present, you can still do it.  Download the TweakUI tool from Microsoft (part of their XP powertoys).  URL is here:  \nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/f/c/a/fca6767b-9ed9-45a6-b352-839afb2a2679/TweakUIPowertoySetup_ia64.exe\n\nWhen you launch TweakUI, you'll see an option on the left hand side called Login -> Autologon.  From there, you can tell the system to login automatically at startup using whatever username and password that you specify in the TweakUI tool.
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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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Unless you are running MS SERVER NT, 2000, OR 2003, then it is VERY likely you have way too much running.\n\nyou may sort the processes by user. Locate the section listing the user logon you use. You can google anything listed, use full file name and extension, put quotes around it.\n\ngoogle 'running processes' xp list\nfor sites that have them listed.  most listed under your login, are optional, though you may need them to support programs you want to run, like:\nAnti-virus\nMS office\nPrinter software\nModem\nVideo graphics software.\n\nThe OS will not let you kill a process it needs to run.\n\nFor XP (any type,)\nto help optimize performance.  click--start---right-click 'my computer'---choose 'properties'\n\nclick the 'advanced' tab, then click 'settings' button in the performance section. then choose 'adjust for best performance', click 'OK', 'OK'
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logout and login again