Re: account name problems



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In xp pro it seams that the computernamen en account name
changed
place,
first comu name than accout name. I can not start any program
then
by
changing from actual user to this user. Can anybody give a
solution
how
to
overcome this sudden pprblem?
Thanks

I would reverse the change.


The reverse is doe automatic

If the reverse is done automatically then the problem has
solved itself and there is nothing to worry about.


This is no solution. I have to open each program manually by
pressing
right moues key than select excecute as entering the account name
of
this
>>user and its pass word. Even during start up the programs must
be
opened in this way

I suggest you start again with this post, describing accurately and
in detail what your problem is. The following items appear relevant:
1. What was the machine name before the problem started?
2. What is the machine name now?
3. What was your account name before the problem started?
4. What is your account name now?
5. What logon accounts do you have on your machine?
6. Does the machine log you on automatically or do you select
an account name?
7. Do you enter a password when logging on?
8. What are your logon account details?

And here are a few hints for some of the above points. They
all require you to work from a Command Prompt. Here is
how to start a Command Prompt:
- Click Start / Run / cmd {OK}

Item 2: Type this command: echo %ComputerName%{Enter}
Item 4: Type this command: echo %UserName%{Enter}
Item 5: Type this command: net user{Enter}
Item 8: Type these commands:
net user "%UserName%" > c:\test.txt{Enter}
notepad c:\test.txt{Enter}


thanks for your help so far i will open a new post
Thanks

Why would you want to start a new thread on this issue?
Do you have a problem supplying the details that I believe
are relevant to your question?


I do not have problems insuppyling details!
First I can not work from the command promt because if I enter run it is
already denied.
machine name is the same as for the problems = PIJO-PCJX9PHK2V
account name was the same = Adiminstrator
logon accounts are Admin / PiJo / Visitor
I have to select an account name
I have to enter a password


In your first post you wrote:
"In xp pro it seams that the computernamen en account name changed place,
first comu name than accout name."

You now write:
"machine name is the same as for the problems = PIJO-PCJX9PHK2V
account name was the same = Adiminstrator"

The two statements appear contradictory to me. After reading
your posts several times I admit that I do not understand the
nature of your problem and I therefore cannot propose a solution.
I will now leave this issue for some other respondent(s) to deal with.


One last trail to explain the problem:
During startt up of the system I use the admin account and password, once
lstarted I have to start the programs with clicking the right mouse knob an
the command excecute as. In the screen excecute I have to select: this user
and giving the same password as during start up. This is the only way to
start programs.
.

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