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04 September 2005, 10:42 AM
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I've forgotten how...
I have forgotten how to remove the user login screen when the PC starts up, as i am the only person using this PC.
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Darren
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04 September 2005, 12:40 PM
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Follow the steps ive given you
eg: open control panel then open user accounts then the option to "change how users log on"
If that fails get an infant to help
eg: open control panel then open user accounts then the option to "change how users log on"
If that fails get an infant to help
Originally Posted by morpheous
Control Panel - User Accounts - Change the way Users Log On and Off 
04 September 2005, 01:27 PM
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you need to set up one user account with NO password that way it will automatically login
however, if you loggin in the classic way with just the blue screen asking for username and password, you will still need to press enter to login
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
click change the way users log on and off
you will need to tick "by the welcome screen" and now it should login automatically.
If your user account has a password see below
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
there will be two main options
pick a task and
pick an account to change
under pick an account to change there should be one user account without a password
if the user already has a password, left click the mouse on that account, there should then be an option to remove the password
if there is now one account without a password it should then login automatically
however, if you loggin in the classic way with just the blue screen asking for username and password, you will still need to press enter to login
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
click change the way users log on and off
you will need to tick "by the welcome screen" and now it should login automatically.
If your user account has a password see below
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
there will be two main options
pick a task and
pick an account to change
under pick an account to change there should be one user account without a password
if the user already has a password, left click the mouse on that account, there should then be an option to remove the password
if there is now one account without a password it should then login automatically
Last edited by mike1210; 04 September 2005 at 01:49 PM.
05 September 2005, 05:19 PM
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Ive done that and it still wants me to click enter etc...
plus also the shut down screen goes into the classic view
Darren
plus also the shut down screen goes into the classic view
Darren
Originally Posted by mike1210
you need to set up one user account with NO password that way it will automatically login
however, if you loggin in the classic way with just the blue screen asking for username and password, you will still need to press enter to login
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
click change the way users log on and off
you will need to tick "by the welcome screen" and now it should login automatically.
If your user account has a password see below
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
there will be two main options
pick a task and
pick an account to change
under pick an account to change there should be one user account without a password
if the user already has a password, left click the mouse on that account, there should then be an option to remove the password
if there is now one account without a password it should then login automatically
however, if you loggin in the classic way with just the blue screen asking for username and password, you will still need to press enter to login
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
click change the way users log on and off
you will need to tick "by the welcome screen" and now it should login automatically.
If your user account has a password see below
go into the start menu (bottom left of desktop)
then into control panel
double click on user accounts
there will be two main options
pick a task and
pick an account to change
under pick an account to change there should be one user account without a password
if the user already has a password, left click the mouse on that account, there should then be an option to remove the password
if there is now one account without a password it should then login automatically
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