Logging On

-----Original Message-----
I have three users on my computer (running XP Pro): to
limited and the original administrator account. When I
turn on the computer, I do not get the welcome screen to
select which user to log on. Instead, the original
administrator user account is automatically logged on.
I
only want to use this account when it is absolutely
necessary. I have checked the MS Windows XP Support
Centre and can only find information on this problem
stemming from the installation of a program called "PC
Anywhere" which I have not used.

How do I make the welcome screen show up first when I
boot up?
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Go to Control Panel - User Accounts and select 'change
the way users log on or off' de-select the 'use the
Welcome Screen' and that will give you the classic
windows logon screen. Hope this helps.

This is not the correct answer.

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Win 95/98/Me/XP Tweaks and Fixes
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-----Original Message-----
I have three users on my computer (running XP Pro): to=20
limited and the original administrator account. When I=20
turn on the computer, I do not get the welcome screen to=20
select which user to log on. Instead, the original=20
administrator user account is automatically logged on. =20
I=20
only want to use this account when it is absolutely=20
necessary. I have checked the MS Windows XP Support=20
Centre and can only find information on this problem=20
stemming from the installation of a program called "PC=20
Anywhere" which I have not used.

How do I make the welcome screen show up first when I=20
boot up?
.
Go to Control Panel - User Accounts and select 'change=20
the way users log on or off' de-select the 'use the=20
Welcome Screen' and that will give you the classic=20
windows logon screen. Hope this helps.