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Go to control panel\passwords\user profiles and check "all users of this pc
use the same...".   Next time u boot up, enter nothing and click ok, click
ok again to confirm.  If this doesn't help, delete *.pwl file in windows
folder, reboot, enter name in name field, leave password field blank, click
ok, click ok again to confirm.  

Steve

Ric Nemmers <rabbit@mwci.com> wrote in article
<5ulu2a$8d6$4@hihat.mwci.net>...
>  i have to login to my system at startup (no password just name) how do i
> disable this ?
> 
> thanks
> 
> 
> 
> 

On Thu, 4 Sep 1997 03:39:44 -0500, "Ric Nemmers" <rabbit@mwci.com>
diddled about on the keyboard and wrote:

~ : i have to login to my system at startup (no password just name)
how do i
~ :disable this ?

Go into your Control Panel, open the Passwords applet, click on the
User Profiles tab, and click on the "all users have same profile"
button. Then close Win95, and either the next time you start Win95 or
the *time after that* you will no longer have to log on anymore. If it
requires the one more logon from you, of course, do it without
entering a password again, as you have been.
 
...eliot
(emg@who.net; http://world.std.com/~emg)
"Some days, I just smile and go home." --Grace Slick
9/4/97 12:28:39 PM
 

Ric Nemmers <rabbit@mwci.com> wrote:

> i have to login to my system at startup (no password just name) how do i
>disable this ?
>

Check out the FAQ at my Web Site:

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