>
>1) restart and hit cancel/esc at the logon screen

>
>2) in the network applet in the control panel, make sure the primary network logon
>is set to windows logon

>
>3) remove all users from the users applet in the control panel

>
>4) in the passwords applet in the control panel, hit the user profiles tab and select
>the all users of this computer... radio button

>
>5) do a file find for *.pwl and delete any files found

>
>6) restart

>
>7) when prompted, enter a name (no spaces) but no password and hit ok (don't
>cancel/esc)

>
>8) restart again and see if you're still prompted to log in

Thanks, I will try this now and let you know. Unfortunately, I have done this a few times over the months and it doesn't seem to work but there is one thing I haven't tried that you suggested which is your Point 4. Wish me luck. Regards Sue

Written in response to: re: Question about 'What to do about error messages during Windows startup' (amaralliya e. thenardier: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 at 5:47 pm) There are presently no replies to this message.

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