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apart from setting no (a blank) password, it is necessary to enter a (fake) name.<br />
but indeed it works seemingly,<br />
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thanks<br />

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apart from setting no (a blank) password, it is necessary to enter a (fake) name.
but indeed it works seemingly,

thanks


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At Windows start-up a username/password is requested, although I defined &nbsp;&quot;All users of this PC use the same preferences and desktop,&quot; under Passwords in Control Panel. =;))<br />
What's more, after searching the MS support, I found how to disable (but that was done already; !;&lt;) ) and remove existing profiles. In the registry there is supposedly an entry &quot;HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA<wbr />RE\Microso<wbr />ft\Windows<wbr />\CurrentVe<wbr />rsion\Prof<wbr />ileLst\&lt;us<wbr />ername&gt;&quot;, but not in my registry! %:()<br />
Dial-up doesn't want to remember the password if the logon is &quot;cancelled&quot;, it does when I use a username/password (I took &quot;b&quot; and &quot;b&quot; ?;)) for fun) and then it saves the password. Still no profiles in registry or any Windows\Profiles\&lt;user name&gt; folders<br />
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Any ghost (user) busters around?<br />
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Christiaan Boland
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At Windows start-up a username/password is requested, although I defined  "All users of this PC use the same preferences and desktop," under Passwords in Control Panel. =;))
What's more, after searching the MS support, I found how to disable (but that was done already; !;<) ) and remove existing profiles. In the registry there is supposedly an entry "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ProfileLst\<username>", but not in my registry! %:()
Dial-up doesn't want to remember the password if the logon is "cancelled", it does when I use a username/password (I took "b" and "b" ?;)) for fun) and then it saves the password. Still no profiles in registry or any Windows\Profiles\<user name> folders

Any ghost (user) busters around?

Christiaan Boland

Ghostly Profiles

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