Re: Why won't my computer unlock?!

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

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http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
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> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

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http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 08:01:04 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

So? Who are you talking too? What the hell are you talking about?

[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 08:01:04 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

So? Who are you talking too? What the hell are you talking about?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 08:01:04 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

So? Who are you talking too? What the hell are you talking about?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[David Candy]

Are you on a network.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> My computer has disabled the welcome screen and will only log on/ log =
off with a dialog box. When i click switch user the box comes up and =
says the computer has been locked and only administrator can unlock it. =
(I am the admin) so i type my user name and pass and it takes me back =
to my account. I figure it is unlocked so I click switch user again and =
the same dialog comes up. This is a hassle because if anyone wants to =
use the computer for a minute I have to log off instead of just =
switching users as I had been for the past 6 or so months. The boxes =
under user accounts to enable welcome screen and fast user switching are =
checked (as they always have been since I installed XP).=20
>=20
> The screen saver lock is also off as it always has been.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 08:01:04 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

So? Who are you talking too? What the hell are you talking about?

[cool guy]

nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

[NobodyMan]

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 08:01:04 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>nope. Just a home computer. Also I forgot to say that I have XP Pro.

So? Who are you talking too? What the hell are you talking about?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[cool guy]

Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[NobodyMan]

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:16:08 -0700, "Cool Guy"
> wrote:

>I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

No, I didn't. That's because I'm using a real newsreading program
instead of the CDO web interface that you are using - which sucks.

Dump it. Use a program that has some newsreading capability, and is
included in XP FREE - Outlook Express. Although OE is really a mail
client that includes limited newsgroup functions, it's WORLDS better
than the piece of crap you are using - and will stop the kinds of
problems you are seeing here. You see, a proper news program will
include relevant text from the post you are responding too, or not
post your response to a new thread.

I prefer Agent, which is a full-fledged newsreader app with very
limited mail capability. To each their own.

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[cool guy]

Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[NobodyMan]

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:16:08 -0700, "Cool Guy"
> wrote:

>I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

No, I didn't. That's because I'm using a real newsreading program
instead of the CDO web interface that you are using - which sucks.

Dump it. Use a program that has some newsreading capability, and is
included in XP FREE - Outlook Express. Although OE is really a mail
client that includes limited newsgroup functions, it's WORLDS better
than the piece of crap you are using - and will stop the kinds of
problems you are seeing here. You see, a proper news program will
include relevant text from the post you are responding too, or not
post your response to a new thread.

I prefer Agent, which is a full-fledged newsreader app with very
limited mail capability. To each their own.

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[cool guy]

Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[NobodyMan]

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:16:08 -0700, "Cool Guy"
> wrote:

>I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

No, I didn't. That's because I'm using a real newsreading program
instead of the CDO web interface that you are using - which sucks.

Dump it. Use a program that has some newsreading capability, and is
included in XP FREE - Outlook Express. Although OE is really a mail
client that includes limited newsgroup functions, it's WORLDS better
than the piece of crap you are using - and will stop the kinds of
problems you are seeing here. You see, a proper news program will
include relevant text from the post you are responding too, or not
post your response to a new thread.

I prefer Agent, which is a full-fledged newsreader app with very
limited mail capability. To each their own.

[David Candy]

Usually network clients, like Novel or a windows domain turn off the =
welcome screen AND fast user switching. Therefore you have something, =
perhaps a pretty thing (custom theme) or something from your ISP that =
kills this feature. Any ideas.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[cool guy]

Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[NobodyMan]

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:16:08 -0700, "Cool Guy"
> wrote:

>I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

No, I didn't. That's because I'm using a real newsreading program
instead of the CDO web interface that you are using - which sucks.

Dump it. Use a program that has some newsreading capability, and is
included in XP FREE - Outlook Express. Although OE is really a mail
client that includes limited newsgroup functions, it's WORLDS better
than the piece of crap you are using - and will stop the kinds of
problems you are seeing here. You see, a proper news program will
include relevant text from the post you are responding too, or not
post your response to a new thread.

I prefer Agent, which is a full-fledged newsreader app with very
limited mail capability. To each their own.

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[Cool Guy]

I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

[cool guy]

I don't have any themes on right now although I used to and it worked fine then. I haven't changed anything at all.... Oh well. Thanks for the help anyway.

And nobody... I hardly ever use newsgroups so sorry for the mistake.

[David Candy]

Usually network clients, like Novel or a windows domain turn off the =
welcome screen AND fast user switching. Therefore you have something, =
perhaps a pretty thing (custom theme) or something from your ISP that =
kills this feature. Any ideas.

--=20
----------------------------------------------------------
http://www.g2mil.com/Dec2003.htm
"cool guy" > wrote in message =
...
> Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[cool guy]

Already tried that. (In 1st post.) This doesn't make any sense.

[NobodyMan]

On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 13:16:08 -0700, "Cool Guy"
> wrote:

>I was talking to Candy and did you not see the first post?

No, I didn't. That's because I'm using a real newsreading program
instead of the CDO web interface that you are using - which sucks.

Dump it. Use a program that has some newsreading capability, and is
included in XP FREE - Outlook Express. Although OE is really a mail
client that includes limited newsgroup functions, it's WORLDS better
than the piece of crap you are using - and will stop the kinds of
problems you are seeing here. You see, a proper news program will
include relevant text from the post you are responding too, or not
post your response to a new thread.

I prefer Agent, which is a full-fledged newsreader app with very
limited mail capability. To each their own.

[NobodyMan]

On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 14:01:07 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>I don't have any themes on right now although I used to and it worked fine then. I haven't changed anything at all.... Oh well. Thanks for the help anyway.
>
>And nobody... I hardly ever use newsgroups so sorry for the mistake.

There has to be a way, in the crappy CDO interface you are using, to
include the post you are responding too. Otherwise nobody knows what
you are talking about, or who you are responding too.

[NobodyMan]

On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 14:01:07 -0700, "cool guy"
> wrote:

>I don't have any themes on right now although I used to and it worked fine then. I haven't changed anything at all.... Oh well. Thanks for the help anyway.
>
>And nobody... I hardly ever use newsgroups so sorry for the mistake.

There has to be a way, in the crappy CDO interface you are using, to
include the post you are responding too. Otherwise nobody knows what
you are talking about, or who you are responding too.