When I installed my external wireless NETWORK adapter, it created a DLL file that prevents me from logging in with basic XP login.


I INSTEAD have to use the classic windows 95/98 Username/password login.

I found an entry in the registry editor with reference to the file that is messing with the login.

If I delete the "Binary Data", Would this enable me to delete the DLL? Would it automatically delete it? Or would it do nothing?FIRST I wouldn't use the regisrty to make changes to the login. Also I wouldn't suggest deleting a DLL to fix your problem.

If I understand you right after you installed the software for the wireless NIC you now have to type a user name and password? Is that right?

Can you list your computer specs? What version of Windows are you running?

I installed the external adapter. After a while the login/shutdown changed itself to the conventional 95/98 settings

Whe I go to user account and try to modify how users login and out, it SAY that so & so file is preventing any changes from being made. please check so & so file.

I have XP Pro OEM

As of my specs:

Pentium 3 processor
646 MHz
320 MB RAM

Can't tell any more than that.....



BTW If this will help any regarding my Regedit

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogin

Name(GinaDLL) Type(REG_SZ) Data(Location of File)