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I've just done a clean install of Windows XP Professional and I set it up
with just the one user account - mine, after booting up the system this morning, I found at the Welcome screen there was an additional username called cclogin. Does anyone know what this is has it has me baffled. |
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Xref: kermit microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin:129805
That is not from the XP install. It may be innocent, from some software you installed after the install of XP complete, or it may not . . . -- Roger Abell Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security) MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA "Kevin Hunter" wrote in message ... I've just done a clean install of Windows XP Professional and I set it up with just the one user account - mine, after booting up the system this morning, I found at the Welcome screen there was an additional username called cclogin. Does anyone know what this is has it has me baffled. |
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There was nothing installed after the first reboot, that is what concerns me
"Roger Abell" wrote in message ... That is not from the XP install. It may be innocent, from some software you installed after the install of XP complete, or it may not . . . -- Roger Abell Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security) MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA "Kevin Hunter" wrote in message ... I've just done a clean install of Windows XP Professional and I set it up with just the one user account - mine, after booting up the system this morning, I found at the Welcome screen there was an additional username called cclogin. Does anyone know what this is has it has me baffled. |
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I have just had the same thing happen to me. Also a new installation
of XP Professional. The only additional program I had loaded was MS-Office2003. Because of all the viruses around at the moment, I downloaded the latest Windows updates on 31 January. The next time I re-booted, the cclogin username was there. The only error message I saw before that, was when I opened up Outlook and got an "address book not found" message. "Kevin Hunter" wrote in message ... There was nothing installed after the first reboot, that is what concerns me "Roger Abell" wrote in message ... That is not from the XP install. It may be innocent, from some software you installed after the install of XP complete, or it may not . . . -- Roger Abell Microsoft MVP (Windows Server System: Security) MCSE (W2k3,W2k,Nt4) MCDBA "Kevin Hunter" wrote in message ... I've just done a clean install of Windows XP Professional and I set it up with just the one user account - mine, after booting up the system this morning, I found at the Welcome screen there was an additional username called cclogin. Does anyone know what this is has it has me baffled. |
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i have had winxppro for a few years now, and i recently have whiped my computer and reloaded it, and i set up myself a password protected account in it, because i am the sole user. and i got on one day and there was another account, named 'cclogin" and i did the only thing that i could think of at the time that could be the right thing to do, and that was to delete it, so i did, and then today it poped up again, and ive been looking around a few different fourms here lately, and ive heard some people describe it as a hacker backdoor of sorts, but i dont know.... i didnt ever use the accounts before i reloaded everything, so maybe it was there, and i never noticed it because i wasnt using that feture, i dont know, but that is the whole problem, i dont know..... so any help would be great
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