PLEASE HELP!-.Net 1.1

[Perry]

When I install this it creates a new user on my welcome
screen. Instead of just re-starting my computer and
completely loading all my start up programs as before,
when the welcome screen appears I have to "click my
picture" as administrator to sign in. The other active
log-in is for the .Net framework as I have my guest
account turned off, something I have not found how to do
with the .Net sign-in. The computer will go no more
toward starting up until I sign-in. Is there a way for
the computer to start like before without having to sign-
in as the administrator? Thanks.
...

[Justin Lovell]

Re: PLEASE HELP!-.Net 1.1



Perry wrote:
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> When I install this it creates a new user on my welcome
> screen. Instead of just re-starting my computer and
> completely loading all my start up programs as before,
> when the welcome screen appears I have to "click my
> picture" as administrator to sign in. The other active
> log-in is for the .Net framework as I have my guest
> account turned off, something I have not found how to do
> with the .Net sign-in. The computer will go no more
> toward starting up until I sign-in. Is there a way for
> the computer to start like before without having to sign-
> in as the administrator? Thanks.
> ..
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You can use the trial version of "TweakNow PowerPack" to do your quick
preference. I know it edits the registry somewhere but I am not a system
administrator - I am a programmer ;).

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-- Justin Lovell

[kak]

PLEASE HELP!-.Net 1.1

Please see my reply to your post of October 2nd about
this problem.

No need to change the registry--just follow the
directions in my reply.

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>-----Original Message-----
>When I install this it creates a new user on my welcome
>screen. Instead of just re-starting my computer and
>completely loading all my start up programs as before,
>when the welcome screen appears I have to "click my
>picture" as administrator to sign in. The other active
>log-in is for the .Net framework as I have my guest
>account turned off, something I have not found how to do
>with the .Net sign-in. The computer will go no more
>toward starting up until I sign-in. Is there a way for
>the computer to start like before without having to sign-
>in as the administrator? Thanks.
>...
>
>.
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