Solve : Automatically start up from the only user account?

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Answer» Hi there On this PC I only have one account. The account isn't password protected. The thing is, if windows xp boots, you still have to CLICK on the name of that user account. I don't reallly like that. So does anybody knows how you boot automitically (without still clicking on the name in the welcomescreen) from this only account, not password protected thanks blackberryControl Panel-->User Accounts-->Change the way users log on or off-->Disable "Use the Welcome screen".thanks for the quick response, rob. Unfortuniatly this isn't the solution. If I do this, I still get a screen (an other, more like the windows 98 login screen, with the ok and cancel buttons) and I still have to click on OK. It doesn't boot automaticly from that acount. Any other ideas? If this may help you, here's a print screen: you can put auto logon information in the Registry under winlogon As Strings DefaultUserName : BLARG!! DefaultPassword : BLARG!!s password AutoAdminLogon : 1 i think there may be a AutoUserLogon as well Detaied instutions http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/13 Im an MCSA so i know Everything >.> Oops; there's a bit more to it! Start-->Run. "control userpasswords2" [enter] Users-->Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer" The rest is self-explanatory. Sorry I can't translate this for you! Quote Im an MCSA so i know Everything >.> Somebody give that BOY a wedgie. Quote Oops; there's a bit more to it! Start-->Run. "control userpasswords2" [enter] Users-->Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer" The rest is self-explanatory. Sorry I can't translate this for you! Thanks for the help, rob! My way would work too And i do know everything As everything is an undefinable term that equates to an undefined amount of knowing equals Everything DEAR Panboy, You're talking out of your bottie. Sincerely, RobIts Called Fuzzy Logic for a Reason, it doesn't have to make Sense! Fuzzy bottom logic? Ah little bit of nonsense Every now and again Help with the Burden of possessing a brain , not that id now True, it's a heavy burden. Or is that just me? What we need is one of them HEAD Baskets with a Weel on the end of a pole so that the body does not have to support such a WEIGHT

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Hi there

On this PC I only have one account. The account isn't password protected. The thing is, if windows xp boots, you still have to CLICK on the name of that user account. I don't reallly like that. So does anybody knows how you boot automitically (without still clicking on the name in the welcomescreen) from this only account, not password protected

thanks

blackberryControl Panel-->User Accounts-->Change the way users log on or off-->Disable "Use the Welcome screen".thanks for the quick response, rob. Unfortuniatly this isn't the solution. If I do this, I still get a screen (an other, more like the windows 98 login screen, with the ok and cancel buttons) and I still have to click on OK. It doesn't boot automaticly from that acount. Any other ideas?

If this may help you, here's a print screen:
you can put auto logon information in the Registry under winlogon

As Strings

DefaultUserName : BLARG!!
DefaultPassword : BLARG!!s password

AutoAdminLogon : 1

i think there may be a AutoUserLogon as well
Detaied instutions

http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/13

Im an MCSA so i know Everything >.>
Oops; there's a bit more to it!

Start-->Run. "control userpasswords2" [enter]

Users-->Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer"

The rest is self-explanatory.

Sorry I can't translate this for you! Quote

Im an MCSA so i know Everything >.>

Somebody give that BOY a wedgie.
Quote

Oops; there's a bit more to it!

Start-->Run. "control userpasswords2" [enter]

Users-->Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer"

The rest is self-explanatory.

Sorry I can't translate this for you!

Thanks for the help, rob! My way would work too

And i do know everything As everything is an undefinable term that equates to an undefined amount of knowing equals Everything DEAR Panboy,

You're talking out of your bottie.

Sincerely,

RobIts Called Fuzzy Logic for a Reason, it doesn't have to make Sense! Fuzzy bottom logic? Ah little bit of nonsense Every now and again Help with the Burden of possessing a brain , not that id now True, it's a heavy burden.

Or is that just me? What we need is one of them HEAD Baskets with a Weel on the end of a pole so that the body does not have to support such a WEIGHT

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