logon

go to control panel, user accounts, change the way users log on.

i went to control panel and went ot user accounts and i
did not see any thing that said change teway users log on

>-----Original Message-----
>go to control panel, user accounts, change the way users

log on.

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recently when family users logon welcome screen we are
experiencing a very long delay while loading personal
settings, almost think it isn't going to bring up desktop

My computer has the same problem. It only started happening when I created another user account on the computer and then it started becoming slow. Perhaps this will help, did this happen directly after something you did or happens all the time

Molohov

my user name isnt on the logon screen....imusing xp pro
im on a domain

It would appear some1 has deleted your user.
At the logon screen press ctrl+alt+del twice and type
administrator in the user name box, leave the password
blank unless 1 was assigned in the xp setup process.

If you are able to logon on the admin account go to
control panel-user accounts. If you see your user name
your account is available but has possibly been disabled
(email me at flick3k@<REMOVE THIS TEXT IT IS FOR SPAM
PREVENTION>hotmail.com if this is the case) if your user
name is not visible your account has most likely been
deleted meaning you will now need to create a new user
account and you will have lost all files and settings (if
this is the case simply create a user account from inside
the admin account which you are currently logged on as)

Chris

>-----Original Message-----
>my user name isnt on the logon screen....imusing xp pro
>im on a domain
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Hey, when i type my password to login, it accepts it but
it stays on the blue screen saying loading your personnal
settings for atleast 2 minutes, but it never used to do
that, is there any way i can find out why its doing that
or how i can fix it?

Thus spoke Sean McBrien:

>Hey, when i type my password to login, it accepts it but
>it stays on the blue screen saying loading your personnal
>settings for atleast 2 minutes, but it never used to do
>that, is there any way i can find out why its doing that
>or how i can fix it?
>
>

get a real operating system instead of this second-rate shit-box called
windows. give linux a chance--you won't be dissapointed.

helpful linux links:

http://suse.com
http://lycoris.com
http://linspire.com
http://linux.com
http://linux.net
http://pclinuxonline.com