Startup Issues.

[spdfreak34@hotmail.com]

First off, I'm using XP Pro. I reloaded windows today and now it wont login to my username on startup. Before i had to reload windows it would go straight to my desktop upon startup. Also after sitting idle for a while it will automatically logff. My q
uestion is how do I get it to logon at startup and stay logged on? It was just that way everytime I have ever loaded ANY version ofwindows onto ANY computer.

[Jupiter Jones [MVP]]

Start/Run
Type "control userpasswords2" ENTER
Uncheck "Users must enter..."
Click OK and follow prompts.

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http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/


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> First off, I'm using XP Pro. I reloaded windows today and now it
wont login to my username on startup. Before i had to reload windows
it would go straight to my desktop upon startup. Also after sitting
idle for a while it will automatically logff. My question is how do I
get it to logon at startup and stay logged on? It was just that way
everytime I have ever loaded ANY version ofwindows onto ANY computer.

[Doug Knox MS-MVP]

Additionally, right click the Desktop, select Properties, Screen Saver =
and uncheck On resume................

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> wrote in message =
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> First off, I'm using XP Pro. I reloaded windows today and now it wont =
login to my username on startup. Before i had to reload windows it =
would go straight to my desktop upon startup. Also after sitting idle =
for a while it will automatically logff. My question is how do I get it =
to logon at startup and stay logged on? It was just that way everytime =
I have ever loaded ANY version ofwindows onto ANY computer.