Log in screen

[DMJohnson]

When all users are logged out. This screen has a button on bottom left to
"turn of computer." How can this text be changed? My daughters computer has
the text "Turn off Keltic Dragon." she does not know how or when she did
this. It's driving me mad trying to figure it out.

[rajkohli]

You can do this by giving a Description to your computer. To do this, follow
the instructions:

1. Right-Click on My Computer - choose Properties
2. Click Computer Name tab and type a Description

The Description which you will type will appear on "Turn Off......."

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"DMJohnson" wrote:

> When all users are logged out. This screen has a button on bottom left to
> "turn of computer." How can this text be changed? My daughters computer has
> the text "Turn off Keltic Dragon." she does not know how or when she did
> this. It's driving me mad trying to figure it out.

[Stubbo_of_Oz]

On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:35:02 -0700, DMJohnson
> wrote:

>When all users are logged out. This screen has a button on bottom left to
>"turn of computer." How can this text be changed? My daughters computer has
>the text "Turn off Keltic Dragon." she does not know how or when she did
>this. It's driving me mad trying to figure it out.

Keltic Dragon is probably the computer name.

Right click on "My Computer" and select "Properties"

Click on "Computer Name" tab and look at the entry named "Computer
Description"

But if you are on a network then other computers will recognise yours
by this description so before you change it make sure you know what
you are doing.

--
Stubbo of Oz

[rajkohli]

Sorry. But I read somewhere that if you are not using memory intensive
application then you may turn off virtual memory. because addressing
instructions from pagefile to memory and vise versa waste a little bit of
time. may be this apply to older window versions not windows xp. As today I
was reading an article on pagefile then i see that windows xp support 4gb
physical memory and 4gb pagefile no matter how much physical memory is
installed.

"Stubbo_of_Oz" wrote:

> On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:35:02 -0700, DMJohnson
> > wrote:
>
> >When all users are logged out. This screen has a button on bottom left to
> >"turn of computer." How can this text be changed? My daughters computer has
> >the text "Turn off Keltic Dragon." she does not know how or when she did
> >this. It's driving me mad trying to figure it out.
>
> Keltic Dragon is probably the computer name.
>
> Right click on "My Computer" and select "Properties"
>
> Click on "Computer Name" tab and look at the entry named "Computer
> Description"
>
> But if you are on a network then other computers will recognise yours
> by this description so before you change it make sure you know what
> you are doing.
>
> --
> Stubbo of Oz
>

[Stubbo_of_Oz]

WTF has this got to so with the OP's question??????????

On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 07:03:01 -0700, rajkohli
> wrote:

>Sorry. But I read somewhere that if you are not using memory intensive
>application then you may turn off virtual memory. because addressing
>instructions from pagefile to memory and vise versa waste a little bit of
>time. may be this apply to older window versions not windows xp. As today I
>was reading an article on pagefile then i see that windows xp support 4gb
>physical memory and 4gb pagefile no matter how much physical memory is
>installed.
>
>"Stubbo_of_Oz" wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 00:35:02 -0700, DMJohnson
>> > wrote:
>>
>> >When all users are logged out. This screen has a button on bottom left to
>> >"turn of computer." How can this text be changed? My daughters computer has
>> >the text "Turn off Keltic Dragon." she does not know how or when she did
>> >this. It's driving me mad trying to figure it out.
>>
>> Keltic Dragon is probably the computer name.
>>
>> Right click on "My Computer" and select "Properties"
>>
>> Click on "Computer Name" tab and look at the entry named "Computer
>> Description"
>>
>> But if you are on a network then other computers will recognise yours
>> by this description so before you change it make sure you know what
>> you are doing.
>>
>> --
>> Stubbo of Oz
>>

--
Stubbo of Oz