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COMPLETE lockout, please helpI have a windows XP profesional, and there is a user option of "change
way users log on and off". my friend turned off the welcome screen (where you normally just click the user and it logs you on). so now i have to type the account name and the password that he used. I don't know what the account name is or the password, and he turned the guest account off. i tried to log in through safe mode but it still won't let me login under any account name. i can't get into the computer at all to reset any passwords or enable the welcome screen. I really need help. Any suggestions? -- thank you Kyle
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"Kyle" <K***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Why not ask your friend to reverse the changes he/she made?news:243052E1-A0EF-402B-9EBF-4586E936B648@microsoft.com... > I have a windows XP profesional, and there is a user option of "change > way users log on and off". my friend turned off the welcome screen (where > you > normally just click the user and it logs you on). so now i have to type > the > account name and the password that he used. I don't know what the account > name is or the password, and he turned the guest account off. i tried to > log > in through safe mode but it still won't let me login under any account > name. > i can't get into the computer at all to reset any passwords or enable the > welcome screen. I really need help. Any suggestions? You could also ask in a Windows XP forum, this one is for MS Access, the database product. Regards, Keith. Kyle wrote:
> my friend turned off the welcome screen (where you Have your friend log in and change the settings back to the way they were.> normally just click the user and it logs you on). so now i have to type the > account name and the password that he used. I don't know what the account > name is or the password, and he turned the guest account off. When he leaves again change the passwords to any accounts he knows, and don't *ever* let him touch your computer again. -- Message posted via AccessMonster.com http://www.accessmonster.com/Uwe/Forums.aspx/access-security/200610/1 
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