control userpasswords2 question...

[Rockiebattles]

If you run the above option (control userpasswords2), it
opens up user accounts options for autologging into your
system. My question is how do I undo this if I've set the
options to autolog into a user account which is not an
administrator? I tried to do this a few minutes ago, and
each time I did, I was asked to enter the username and
password for an administrative user, but each time I
entered said username & p.w., I received an error message.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. : )

Thanx,

Rashid A. Battles/

[Thorsten Matzner]

"Rockiebattles" > wrote:

>If you run the above option (control userpasswords2), it
>opens up user accounts options for autologging into your
>system. My question is how do I undo this if I've set the
>options to autolog into a user account which is not an
>administrator?

Try starting in the Safe Mode and undo the setting from here. If this
does not work see "How to Start System Restore Tool From a Command
Prompt in Windows XP" (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=304449).

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[Rockiebattles411]

>-----Original Message-----
>"Rockiebattles" > wrote:
>
>>If you run the above option (control userpasswords2), it
>>opens up user accounts options for autologging into your
>>system. My question is how do I undo this if I've set
the
>>options to autolog into a user account which is not an
>>administrator?
>
>Try starting in the Safe Mode and undo the setting from
here. If this
>does not work see "How to Start System Restore Tool From
a Command
>Prompt in Windows XP" (http://support.microsoft.com/?
kbid=304449).
>
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>(tm)
>.
>Just want to say Thanx! : )

[Thorsten Matzner]

"Rockiebattles411" > wrote:

>>Just want to say Thanx! : )

You are welcome.

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