How do I stop windows from displaying the user name..password..domain window... on startup

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my computer, c drive, users, delete all, reboot, when box comes up asking for name and password leave it blank, will not come up next time

On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 7:19 pm, JO wrote:
>How do I stop windows from displaying the user name..password..domain window... on
>startup

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There is one more step, just click on the link to this link to another post concerning the same topic and do what it says there in addition to this.

On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 8:41 pm, woody wrote:
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>my computer, c drive, users, delete all, reboot, when box comes up asking for name
>and password leave it blank, will not come up next time
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>On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 7:19 pm, JO wrote:
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>>How do I stop windows from displaying the user name..password..domain window...
>on
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>>startup

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if you go into control panel go to password icon click on the icon click change windows password type in old password leave the rest blank,click ok.Reboot and no password box will show up.

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Click on the Start Button, then RUN. Type in MSCONFIG. Change options as necessary. Close and restart machine.

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Ah! But some options MUST be kept. Which ones MUST be there?


On Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 2:43 pm, Eric Wenger wrote:
>Click on the Start Button, then RUN. Type in MSCONFIG. Change options as necessary.
> Close and restart machine.

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Thank You SOOOO Much For That Answer. You ROCK!


On Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 2:43 pm, Eric Wenger wrote:
>Click on the Start Button, then RUN. Type in MSCONFIG. Change options as necessary.
> Close and restart machine.

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I just leave Antivirus and Zone Alarm progams to startup. Others can be started when you need to use them from Start/ Programs....


On Friday, September 13, 2002 at 9:20 am, Ann Nelson wrote:
>Ah! But some options MUST be kept. Which ones MUST be there?
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Go to run type in msconfig in the window and you will see a screen pop up called misconfiguration utility...chosse the start up tab,....you will see a list of programs int he window..find the program that is starting up and remove the check box..that will keep that program from starting up every time you start up your computer..unless you start up the program your self...this is called the selective start up utility..I hope I have helped you..I have been doing this for ever.,...then your computer Will automatically reboot or ask you to if you want to start up you computer ...when it comes back on you will get a box come on the desk top and put a check mark in don not use system configuration every time you restart up you computer..if you don't put a check mark in this box ..the selective startup will come up everytime you re boot your computer and that would be anoying...


On Monday, August 13, 2001 at 7:19 pm, JO wrote:
>How do I stop windows from displaying the user name..password..domain window... on
>startup..Go to run type in msconfig in the window and you will see a screen pop up called misconfiguration utility...chosse the start up tab,....you will see a list of programs int he window..find the program that is starting up and remove the check box..that will keep that program from starting up every time you start up your computer..unless you start up the program your self...this is called the selective start up utility..I hope I have helped you..I have been doing this for ever.,...then your computer Will automatically reboot or ask you to if you want to start up you computer ...when it comes back on you will get a box come on the desk top and put a check mark in don not use system configuration every time you restart up you computer..if you don't put a check mark in this box ..the selective startup will come up everytime you re boot your computer and that would be anoying...

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