Re: login Wesley :-)
- From: "Lewis" <Lewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Jul 2005 11:32:10 -0700
I did what you said and it showed a folder. I presume the name of that folder
is a " Login" . That is not what I click on to log onto my PC.
Wesley? I was logging in as me. My name was computer admistrator. There is
also a " Guest" option.
Like I said when I put what you said in " Run " a folder showed up. Has all
my stuff in it. Cool.
What I don't understand is....why when I start my PC it hangs on the screen
that says " Windows is starting up" Then I hit alt/tab and I can log in as
me, meaning the username I created. Cool.
Wesley? What is the folder that popped up when I did the run thing you asked?
For instance: in that folder is " My documents". Is that the same as when I
click on " Start/MyDocuments?"
"Wesley Vogel" wrote:
> Are you logging in as *you* or the Administrator?
>
> What pops up when you...
>
> Paste this in the Start | Run box
>
> %homepath%
>
> and click OK.
>
> Documents and Settings\Your Name
> or
> Documents and Settings\Administrator
>
> --
> Hope this helps. Let us know.
>
> Wes
> MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
>
> In news:3622675F-2B2E-49C5-ABC6-D6CA5C376E38@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
> Lewis <Lewis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> hunted and pecked:
> > good morning. I'm really quite embarrassed. About a week ago, I asked
> > for help in this forum . with regards to a login problem. The help I
> > received, was two go too . the user login screen , and set it so that I
> > didn't have to use a password. I was under the impression that it was
> > also, the place where I could set my login so that I didn't even have to
> > click on an icon. My computer was set up this way . a couple months ago.
> > And I have no idea why now . I have to click on an icon and sign in.
> >
> > when I start my computer now, I get the Windows screen, and it tells me .
> > it's starting up Windows. It never leaves the screen. However, if I hit
> > alt/tab , a screen shows up saying, "administrator sign in ." it doesn't
> > allow me to enter a password. But I can click OK. Then I get the regular
> > login screen, with my icon, and I don't have to put in a password.
> >
> > Since I've had to do this, everything on my computer has changed. Some of
> > my programs are missing. However, when I search for them, they are on my
> > computer.
> >
> > I'm trying to find out, how do I see all the users on my computer. And
> > how do I make it so that I never have to click on an icon. Or, enter a
> > password?
> >
> > Regards: Scott
>
>
.
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