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Oops. XP Logon now requires password. Want to go back, but how?
I may have caused this by monkeying around with tweaks, and now am stuck.
My goal is to have the stock logon without any Win 2000 like box, where I must punch "OK" while a cursor flashes for a password.
Can you tell me the trick to going back?
hans
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Pro or Home? You can always use Tweak UI for XP:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/p.../powertoys.asp
Set logon under Logon > Autologon
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Pro.
Thanks for the tip, I'm off to give it a whirl. You are really helping me out, as it was driving me nuts.
hans
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Extreme Member!
I don't know where they hide this, but you can type control userpasswords2 in a Run box and pull up the old Win2K-style logon manager.
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Now I have the win 2000 style log on/off, and with the tweakUI fix
I don't have to hit "OK" to log on. It's much better.
Still, I dare to hope to go back to the XP style log on/off that was default when I installed. You can select restart or shutdown without a dropdown menu, as they are side by side. I always liked that.
Thanks,
hans
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Extreme Member!
In Control Panel > Users and Passwords, change the way you log on. Choose Interactive Logon. Beware - this may negate Tweak UI!
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Well, that seems to be the trick. I just learned a lot, thanks for pointing the way through the thicket.
I like XP, but sometimes I get sentimental about old ME. At least I felt somewhat at home.
Thanks again,
hans
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