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I have four Windows 95 workstations on an Ethernet segment that do not present the Client32 GUI logon screen at startup. The users have to click on Shut Down - Close all programs and log on as a different user in order to get the logon. All users are using 3Com NIC's. I have already checked for Autologon in the registry, the frame type in IPX/SPX and uninstalled/reinstall Client32. I have even reinstalled Windows 95 (upgrade).
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I have four Windows 95 workstations on an Ethernet segment that do not present the Client32 GUI logon screen at startup. The users have to click on Shut Down - Close all programs and log on as a different user in order to get the logon. All users are using 3Com NIC's. I have already checked for Autologon in the registry, the frame type in IPX/SPX and uninstalled/reinstall Client32. I have even reinstalled Windows 95 (upgrade).

Client 32 logon not appearing at startup

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