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Anyone know how to delete the password at startup. I am not on a net. There is also a panel telling me to press CRT alt
delete for security reasons.

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Goalie wrote:
> Anyone know how to delete the password at startup. I am not on a net. There is also a panel telling me to press CRT alt
> delete for security reasons.

it depends on how it was done, it may be done by network policy(did it
used to be on a domain or network?), or it could just be in control
panel(users, and in the options there I think it says "require users to
press alt ctrl delete")


Where'd you get it from?

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On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 15:40:01 +1200, Dave - Dave.net.nz wrote:

> Goalie wrote:
>> Anyone know how to delete the password at startup. I am not on a net.
>> There is also a panel telling me to press CRT alt delete for security
>> reasons.
>
> it depends on how it was done, it may be done by network policy(did it
> used to be on a domain or network?), or it could just be in control
> panel(users, and in the options there I think it says "require users to
> press alt ctrl delete")
>
>
> Where'd you get it from?


its windows 2000 that requires the ctrl - alt - del to login isnt it?
after that he could choose domain or local login
after that its dodgy (and at that point I charge for my 'expertise'
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On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 15:59:33 +1200, Shane <>
spoke these fine words:

>On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 15:40:01 +1200, Dave - Dave.net.nz wrote:
>
>> Goalie wrote:
>>> Anyone know how to delete the password at startup. I am not on a net.
>>> There is also a panel telling me to press CRT alt delete for security
>>> reasons.
>>
>>
>its windows 2000 that requires the ctrl - alt - del to login isnt it?

It's any version of Windows that is set to require it.

OP: If you post a bit more info, such as OS version, whether you
currently know the password (ie can't get in versus removing it for
convenience), and whether there is a "domain" option under the
username and password boxes, we can probably help.

>after that he could choose domain or local login
>after that its dodgy (and at that point I charge for my 'expertise'

Well, I hope you don't charge very much...

On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 16:11:20 +1200, H.O.G <> wrote:

>On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 15:59:33 +1200, Shane <>
>spoke these fine words:
>
>>On Mon, 11 Jul 2005 15:40:01 +1200, Dave - Dave.net.nz wrote:
>>
>>> Goalie wrote:
>>>> Anyone know how to delete the password at startup. I am not on a net.
>>>> There is also a panel telling me to press CRT alt delete for security
>>>> reasons.
>>>
>>>
>>its windows 2000 that requires the ctrl - alt - del to login isnt it?
>
>It's any version of Windows that is set to require it.
>
>OP: If you post a bit more info, such as OS version, whether you
>currently know the password (ie can't get in versus removing it for
>convenience), and whether there is a "domain" option under the
>username and password boxes, we can probably help.
>
>>after that he could choose domain or local login
>>after that its dodgy (and at that point I charge for my 'expertise'
>
>Well, I hope you don't charge very much...
I am using XP Professional. I do know the password. I have never been on a network. The reason I am in strife is that I
was fiddling with Control Panel User Accounts and Display where I was changing screen savers. There is good page on this
@ http://www.petri.co.il/index.htm but I am still working on it.
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