Re: faulty login-can't see screen

[Joshua Smith [MSFT]]

Something else you can try if the above doesn't work is press F8 as the
system boots and choose Safe Mode to boot. From there you may be able to run
Logui and fix your broken UI. Then reboot normally.

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Joshua Smith
DirectInput Test Lab

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"Julayne Redwine" > wrote in message
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> I have a program that changes my boot screens and logins
> (Logui and boot randomizer). I've never really had a
> problem with it before because if either a login or boot
> isn't right it tells me when I try to set it. But this
> time it didn't. My computer boots up normally, but when I
> get to the login screen, it's black, so I can't log into
> my computer. There has to be someway I can put the
> default login screen back, so that I can get into my
> computer to change things. If anyone knows how to do this
> please let me know. Thanks

[Joshua Smith [MSFT]]

Xref: kermit microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware:147580

You could try hitting Ctl_Alt-Del twice when you think the system is waiting
for you to log on. That should give you the old logon UI that allows you to
type in your user name and password.

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Joshua Smith
DirectInput Test Lab

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This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights


"Julayne Redwine" > wrote in message
...
> I have a program that changes my boot screens and logins
> (Logui and boot randomizer). I've never really had a
> problem with it before because if either a login or boot
> isn't right it tells me when I try to set it. But this
> time it didn't. My computer boots up normally, but when I
> get to the login screen, it's black, so I can't log into
> my computer. There has to be someway I can put the
> default login screen back, so that I can get into my
> computer to change things. If anyone knows how to do this
> please let me know. Thanks