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Do a right mouse button on your desktop. &nbsp;Select properties. &nbsp;<br />
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Go to the screen saver tab. &nbsp;Uncheck the password protected box. &nbsp;<br />
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Joe
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Do a right mouse button on your desktop.  Select properties.  

Go to the screen saver tab.  Uncheck the password protected box.  


Joe

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Joe,<br />
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It is not a screen saver password. &nbsp; There is no screensaver.<br />
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Thanks for the suggestion.<br />
<br />
Randy
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Joe,

It is not a screen saver password.   There is no screensaver.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Randy

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When my computer comes out of standby it always has a password box there and I have to hit ok to get back into windows. &nbsp;there is no password.<br />
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How do I get that to stop, so when it comes back from standby it does not require that step.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Randy
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When my computer comes out of standby it always has a password box there and I have to hit ok to get back into windows.  there is no password.

How do I get that to stop, so when it comes back from standby it does not require that step.

Thanks!

Randy

machine coming out of standby

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