End logons and password
I tried without success to prevent the password prompt (i seem to vaguely remember something about a file deletion being necessary) by setting the Users control panel applet to not have any users.
I noticed also that the Network applet was set to use a workgroup, but it didn't seem to like my removing this either. Similarly i noticed that something called 'Microsoft Family Logon' was set in the networking applet. Attempting to remove this just caused something like 'The network is incomplete' or some such to appear.
Looing through system help on these issues was a waste of time. Can someone supply the missing help please?
I noticed also that the Network applet was set to use a workgroup, but it didn't seem to like my removing this either. Similarly i noticed that something called 'Microsoft Family Logon' was set in the networking applet. Attempting to remove this just caused something like 'The network is incomplete' or some such to appear.
Looing through system help on these issues was a waste of time. Can someone supply the missing help please?
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How to Prevent a Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Millennium Edition Logon Prompt at Startup
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Zee
hi goto control panel and dble clck users
check the setting all users should use the same settings
reboot
when the password is asked press Esc
check the setting all users should use the same settings
reboot
when the password is asked press Esc
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hi goto control panel and dble clck users
check the setting all users should use the same settings
>>
First thing i did. Didn't work
hi goto control panel and dble clck users
check the setting all users should use the same settings
>>
First thing i did. Didn't work
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(I don't want *any* password prompt coming up)
>>I don't want *any* password prompt coming up<<
My first post will do exactly that IF you just press enter when prompted for the first time.
Zee
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OK. Shall be trying this soon
OK. Sorry...
Just tought something had not worked as expected.
And that is possible...
Zee
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No - haven't tried it yet. I'm glad to say that contact with machines running this OS is infrequent ;-)
hi
i also said that after rebooting your computer u will see the password screen.
u just have to press escape then
i also said that after rebooting your computer u will see the password screen.
u just have to press escape then
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Thanks - that did it
You're welcome.
Thank you too.
Zee
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