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Old July 27th 05, 08:39 AM
teong song mau
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Default password dialog box

how to omit this password dialog box from my pc automatically because
everytime i have to manually using 'esc'button to escape it.thanks


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Old July 27th 05, 07:16 PM
Ron Badour
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Go to control panel, network, primary network logon and select Windows
Logon. Go to control panel, passwords, user profiles and ensure the "all
user's" box is marked. If you have a password established, go to control
panel, passwords, change windows password, type the password in the old box,
leave the rest blank and OK your way out. If you have forgotten your
password, delete the .pwl file with your user name (mine is ron.pwl);
however, be aware that you will lose all passwords stored in the .pwl file.
If you do not have a password established or have deleted the .pwl file,
when the W95/98 logon screen appears at boot, type a user name only and hit
OK. If the logon screen continues to appear and you have Tweak UI
installed, go to the Paranoia tab and remove the mark from "clear last
user."


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"teong song mau" wrote in message
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how to omit this password dialog box from my pc automatically because
everytime i have to manually using 'esc'button to escape it.thanks




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Old July 28th 05, 04:05 AM
teong song mau
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thank you so much. it works.
"Ron Badour" wrote in message
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Go to control panel, network, primary network logon and select Windows
Logon. Go to control panel, passwords, user profiles and ensure the "all
user's" box is marked. If you have a password established, go to control
panel, passwords, change windows password, type the password in the old

box,
leave the rest blank and OK your way out. If you have forgotten your
password, delete the .pwl file with your user name (mine is ron.pwl);
however, be aware that you will lose all passwords stored in the .pwl

file.
If you do not have a password established or have deleted the .pwl file,
when the W95/98 logon screen appears at boot, type a user name only and

hit
OK. If the logon screen continues to appear and you have Tweak UI
installed, go to the Paranoia tab and remove the mark from "clear last
user."


--
Regards


Ron Badour, MS MVP for W98
Tips: http://home.satx.rr.com/badour
Knowledge Base Info:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?pr=kbinfo



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how to omit this password dialog box from my pc automatically because
everytime i have to manually using 'esc'button to escape it.thanks






 




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