XP Administrator Accounts

Is there a way to eliminate this darn logging in each and every boot?
I am the only user and the only possible user. So why must there be
a log in? I never put in a password in the first place. I merely
return to bypass this login request. I know it is only a small step
of returning but why in heck is it necessary. My neighbor doesn't
have to do this. The computer boots up all the way to the desktop.
We don't know why his doesn't requrie a log in and mine does. Both
are XP pro.
jb

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Yes, follow Jims post going through Control Panel. FWIW, I hit enter also,
but on pourpose, so if I get hacked, they can not restart the PC, as they
can not use Enter/Return. Also so I know something did this, like M$
ForceWare updates, as I've updates turned off. Also to then see if this PC
has been Hijacked.

GoodLuck

On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 7:34 PM, Jules Beaudoin < cn8cg%40yahoo.com">cn8cgyahoo.com> wrote:

> Is there a way to eliminate this darn logging in each and every boot?
&gt; I am the only user and the only possible user. So why must there be
> a log in? I never put in a password in the first place. I merely
&gt; return to bypass this login request. I know it is only a small step
>; of returning but why in heck is it necessary. My neighbor doesn't
> have to do this. The computer boots up all the way to the desktop.
> We don't know why his doesn't requrie a log in and mine does. Both
>; are XP pro.
>; jb
>
>
&gt;

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hello Jules,
go to Start> Control Panel> User Accounts&gt;
then go to "change the way users log on"
and select what you want it to do.

Mike the mod vista_
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On 3/29/2008 at 1:34 AM Jules Beaudoin wrote:

Is there a way to eliminate this darn logging in each and every boot?
I am the only user and the only possible user. So why must there be
a log in? I never put in a password in the first place. I merely
return to bypass this login request. I know it is only a small step
of returning but why in heck is it necessary. My neighbor doesn't
have to do this. The computer boots up all the way to the desktop.
We don't know why his doesn't requrie a log in and mine does. Both
are XP pro.
jb

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Yes Jules go Start/Control Panel/Users and click the bottom "how users log in" option then put a tick in both option you see.

-------Original Message-------
From: Jules Beaudoin
Is there a way to eliminate this darn logging in each and every boot? I am the only user and the only possible user. So why must there be a log in? I never put in a password in the first place. I merely return to bypass this login request. I know it is only a small step of returning but why in heck is it necessary. My neighbor doesn't have to do this. The computer boots up all the way to the desktop. We don't know why his doesn't requrie a log in and mine does. Both are XP pro.

jb

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