hustedj
February 4th 04, 01:53 AM
create a new account for your hubby and see what that does.
Thanks
"Ilene" > wrote in message
...
> I am running Windows XP Home Edition SP1 on a Dell 4500
> with 40GB HD, 512MB RAM. I have four (4) logons set up.
> Two (2) for my children and two(2) for Administrators
> (myself and my husband).
>
> My husband's logon is the only one affected. When we log
> onto his side, all the settings that used to exsist-no
> longer do. For example: There is no background
> picture. When I change the setting in the Display
> Properties it has no effect. Another example is the
> taskbar. I am unable to un-lock the taskbar. I can
> remove the check mark and click OK but it has no affect.
> Neither does the option to make the program list scroll.
>
> I cannot offer you any clue as to when this started
> except to say I just noticed it. It has been some time
> since we used his logon.
>
> If there is no quick fix to this or a known issue
> regarding this behavior, is removing the logon and
> replacing it an option? I can save the items in his
> documents folder to a CD and replace them but I'd
> rather "fix" the problem if it is possible.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to read this message and I
> look forward to the help that is sure to follow.
Thanks
"Ilene" > wrote in message
...
> I am running Windows XP Home Edition SP1 on a Dell 4500
> with 40GB HD, 512MB RAM. I have four (4) logons set up.
> Two (2) for my children and two(2) for Administrators
> (myself and my husband).
>
> My husband's logon is the only one affected. When we log
> onto his side, all the settings that used to exsist-no
> longer do. For example: There is no background
> picture. When I change the setting in the Display
> Properties it has no effect. Another example is the
> taskbar. I am unable to un-lock the taskbar. I can
> remove the check mark and click OK but it has no affect.
> Neither does the option to make the program list scroll.
>
> I cannot offer you any clue as to when this started
> except to say I just noticed it. It has been some time
> since we used his logon.
>
> If there is no quick fix to this or a known issue
> regarding this behavior, is removing the logon and
> replacing it an option? I can save the items in his
> documents folder to a CD and replace them but I'd
> rather "fix" the problem if it is possible.
>
> Thank you for taking the time to read this message and I
> look forward to the help that is sure to follow.