Windows Log On Page Trouble

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I can't log on to windows as there are no user accounts (icons) that show up
on the log on page. My only option is to turn off the computer. I have tried
ctrl/alt/del twice to get to the Log on to Windows small screen. Trouble is
I have never had passwords set up on the machine. The night before the
machine had trouble shutting down - major "hang" time. After it finally shut
down when i restarted this morning I had the problem.

Please tell me there is a work around - Help


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