I never had to 'log on' before - and now I do. What has happened?
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Do you mean yahoo, or windows?\n\nIf you mean windows then you should go to Control Panel-> user accounts-> change the way users log on\n\nthen check both boxes. Hopefully that should automaticly log you in.\n\nIf you mean yahoo, well that happens. Just make sure you check the box to remeber the password.
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It is normal for this to happen after you left your browser inactive for a long time. It is just a security measure to ensure that noone else will use your account if you forget it connected somewhere. There is nothing you have to do about it.
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are you the only user on the computer?, I had this problem with people ticking the boxes on things (ie msn messenger) to log them in automatically and if you tried to change it you couldnt
84656
that happened to me, i tried so many things. i did the password jumper thing that person recommended but it didnt work. i tried loging in by safe mode and i still had to provide a password. i tried and tried but i ended up reformatting my computer
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logout and login again
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startup in safe mode, log in as administator and hope there is no password, and teh go to control panel, users, and delet your password, boo t up normaol and make yourself a new one, tatoo it on your forehead, and put a mirror on the monitor, lol , that is what I did
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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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Are you're using the computer at work. The computer adminstrator must have put a block on "Log In"  This has happened to me before.  I had to download another browser either Firefox or Netscape will be fine.
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I'm going to take a guess that either you are running XP Home with the defaults, or you are running XP Pro and turned on the logon using menu options.\n\nThe administrator id is set up by default during XP installation, and does not appear as a user on the menu.  However, don't delete it.\n\nIn the event you screw up your id (assuming it's "owner") and it won't log on, you can boot into Safe mode and sign on as administrator (the password is normally blank unless you either changed it or set it during installation) and add a new userid.
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it's very weird if you can login using another computer but not with your computer...ask your friends to login with their account with your computer.. if it's also not work... maybe your computer have problems with the network policy..dunno not really sure wat happen
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Oooh you should just need your e-mail address and your password. Why don't you try download msn again? Mines doing something funny too. Got IDSL and then every morning around 10:00 it says I've been logged off?!?!? How arbitory. If you figure out your problem, please help me with mine!!!
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can you get to the internet when you log in?  Have you try a terminal service into the server? and see if that works.  You can imz me i am a system admin too.\n\nAlso try loggin in as your user too you should have created yourself as a admin too.  See if you can bring the desktop that way once again if you still can't let me know and I will try to help yo solve this problem
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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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i guess it is in your startup folder.so it is opening when you log on.remove it from there.it should be fine
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dont know how to find out for sure. but i think it happened to me. just change your password. if u dont know how just go to the help sections.
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I'll assume Windows XP so if so reboot to get the XP WElcome screen, hit CTL-ALT-DEL twice which will bring up the classic login. Type in administrator and no password. If this works you can now go into Control panel and reset your user password.\n\nIf it doesn't then your going to have to have somebody with a password disk reset it for you.
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you are logged i as User and not adminstrator, if you are the administrator, then logg in as one and if it is on a corporate network then sorry you can not do anything about it, as you may not have sufficent privelages attached to your account...