return to logon screen.

[Moysebodmin]

Please help. I am using windows xp. When I log on my
personnal setting load and everything is working fine.
But if I do not use the PC for 5mins it returns to the
log on screen. It still says that I'm logged on, and once
click my name everything works again. At the moment this
is nothing more than annoying. This has only started to
happen recievely. If you know the answer please email me
( I will not reply to your mail, asking more question.
And I will delete after reading). Thanks for taking the
time to read this post.

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP]

"Moysebodmin" > wrote in message

> Please help. I am using windows xp. When I log on my
> personnal setting load and everything is working fine.
> But if I do not use the PC for 5mins it returns to the
> log on screen. It still says that I'm logged on, and once
> click my name everything works again. At the moment this
> is nothing more than annoying. This has only started to
> happen recievely. If you know the answer please email me
> ( I will not reply to your mail, asking more question.
> And I will delete after reading). Thanks for taking the
> time to read this post.

Installing .NET Framework will cause this.

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>-----Original Message-----
>"Moysebodmin" > wrote in message

>> Please help. I am using windows xp. When I log on my
>> personnal setting load and everything is working fine.
>> But if I do not use the PC for 5mins it returns to the
>> log on screen. It still says that I'm logged on, and
once
>> click my name everything works again. At the moment
this
>> is nothing more than annoying. This has only started to
>> happen recievely. If you know the answer please email
me
>> ( I will not reply to your mail, asking more question.
>> And I will delete after reading). Thanks for taking the
>> time to read this post.
>
>Installing .NET Framework will cause this.
>
>--
>Frank Saunders, MS-MVP
>Please respond in Newsgroup. Do not send email
>http://www.fjsmjs.com

Thanks for the swift respone, and sorry to be a pain. But
what is .NET Framework, do I need it, and if not how the
hell do I get rid of it.
Thanks

>
>.
>

[Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)]

Moysebodmin wrote:
> Please help. I am using windows xp. When I log on my
> personnal setting load and everything is working fine.
> But if I do not use the PC for 5mins it returns to the
> log on screen. It still says that I'm logged on, and once
> click my name everything works again. At the moment this
> is nothing more than annoying. This has only started to
> happen recievely. If you know the answer please email me
> ( I will not reply to your mail, asking more question.
> And I will delete after reading). Thanks for taking the
> time to read this post.
Try this, right click a blank space on your desktop, select properties, go
to the Screen Saver tab, if there's a check in the box next to "On Resume,
display Welcome screen," remove the check and click apply and ok. That
should resolve the issue.
--
Michael Solomon MS-MVP
Windows Shell/User
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[Kelly]

Hi,

Right click the Desktop/Properties/Screen Saver tab, look at the options
for your Screen saver and also Uncheck the "On resume, password protect"
option.

Also in the Monitor Power settings using the Power button. Look on the
Advanced tab, and the Options section, uncheck the "Prompt for password when
computer resumes from standby" option.


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"Moysebodmin" > wrote in message
...
> Please help. I am using windows xp. When I log on my
> personnal setting load and everything is working fine.
> But if I do not use the PC for 5mins it returns to the
> log on screen. It still says that I'm logged on, and once
> click my name everything works again. At the moment this
> is nothing more than annoying. This has only started to
> happen recievely. If you know the answer please email me
> ( I will not reply to your mail, asking more question.
> And I will delete after reading). Thanks for taking the
> time to read this post.