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| Ok, as everyone else, new computer, Vista was already installed on the computer. I originally setup my account as an administrator. Once I found out that Vista would not let me run some applications as an administrator I setup a standard user as well. Somehow, I changed my main account to standard and the new user is the administrator. Vista will not let me switch users. I have tried the swith users function but my standard user is the only one that comes up on the login screen. Why can I not see the other user I setup? Also, this computer is for home use, can you just deactivate the whole security thing? Microsoft was to clever for their own good on this one. | Guest
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| Hello, try method #2 here: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/10...-password.html -- Greetings, P. Di Stolfo ---> http://atlive.wordpress.com "kpratt" <kpratt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B574A7C7-14E7-49EE-B50C-C9795DBFF3B9@microsoft.com... Quote:
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