Logon problem (still)

[Pat Kelecy]

My logon process changed when I (mistakenly) applied the ".net" framework
during an xp update. The computer use to boot directly to the desktop when
I turned it on. Now it goes to a logon screen. I tried restoring it back
by unchecking the box "Users must enter a user name and password to use this
computer" in my user account. However, now a message comes up saying: "This
system could not log you on. Make sure your user name and domain are
correct, then type your password again." If I click "o.k." then it goes to
the usual chess pieces picture with my name, which, if I click, and then
asks for my password, etc.

So I am wondering what else I need to do to boot directly to the desktop, as
before. Should I:
1) remove my password (make it a blank)?
2) remove the asp.net account that was installed with the .net framework?
3. uninstall the .net framework (if possible)?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks again for the help.

[Nicholas]

Go to Control Panel > User Accounts and click on
"Change the way users log on or off", then uncheck=20
"Use Fast User Switching".


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Nicholas

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"Pat Kelecy" > wrote in message:
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| My logon process changed when I (mistakenly) applied the ".net" =
framework
| during an xp update. The computer use to boot directly to the desktop =
when
| I turned it on. Now it goes to a logon screen. I tried restoring it =
back
| by unchecking the box "Users must enter a user name and password to =
use this
| computer" in my user account. However, now a message comes up saying: =
"This
| system could not log you on. Make sure your user name and domain are
| correct, then type your password again." If I click "o.k." then it =
goes to
| the usual chess pieces picture with my name, which, if I click, and =
then
| asks for my password, etc.
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| So I am wondering what else I need to do to boot directly to the =
desktop, as
| before. Should I:
| 1) remove my password (make it a blank)?
| 2) remove the asp.net account that was installed with the .net =
framework?
| 3. uninstall the .net framework (if possible)?
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| Any other suggestions?
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| Thanks again for the help.
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