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If you have windows XP, maybe even if you aint :D attempt to log off via start. when you do, you will get a choice to either switch user or log off, click log off, when you do, the pc will save settings and go to the windows screen as described above.
That is the screen i get.
This is what it is supposed to do Emma. When a user logs off then the computer reverts back to the initial ”sign in” screen waiting for the next user to login.
Absolutely, but if you had read my problem, then you wouldn’t have written the above…
Can you help?
Try control panel , then user accounts ………. :?
The simple fact is Geoff, ugo got it spot on, microsoft had put their own user account on my pc, that was the problem.
Thanks ugo =D>
Ugo, you going to give Emma that £20 back now?
:wink:
Hey Druid , lol in geoff case it instead of
start – then user accounts it would be
Start – user a c00nt :lol: :lol: :lol:
Ok this sounds like a second hand office pc.
I think it was on a LAN before, and now its being used has home pc.
Or when you set up the windows sofaware, you ticked a few of the wrong boxs.
All you had to was del user accounts in control panel and tell the computer that there was no need for passwords.
Never buy a second hand computer, there nothing but trouble.
You can buy a new one for less than £300
Hey up DOA you here again like the cows tail again :lol: :lol: :lol:
just because you got up too early & was booted out the chat room :lol: so you ere posting youir nonsense everywhere :lol: :lol: :lol:
@dead_on_arrvial wrote:
Ok this sounds like a second hand office pc.
Wrong, new 2 half years ago.
Never buy a second hand computer, there nothing but trouble.
Unless your a nerd and can stop a dogy one.
You can buy a new one for less than £300
Yeah but you need a decent processor.
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