This shouldn't be any problem, Mick.  Search your hard drive for files with the
name *.pwl and when you find them, delete them.  Reboot the computer.  (You
have just deleted all your previous password files.)

This time, when you reboot, do like I said before, and you should be fine.

Roxanne Pierce
R2 Systems, San Diego
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mick Fitzpatrick [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent: Saturday, March 07, 1998 2:16 PM
> ROXANNE PIERCE WROTE:
>
> >Reboot the computer. When the password prompt for Win95 comes up this
> >time, be sure something (like "Mick") is entered in the login box, and that
> >the password box is empty.  Press enter (or click OK).  It should ask you
> >to confirm your non-existent password.  Press enter again (or click OK).
> >           That *should* take care of Win95 asking for your password on
> >startup.  If it doesn't, let us know, because something else needs to be
> >adjusted.
>
> Hi Roxanne,
>
> I think I may have boobed by entering a password prior to my post!!! I have
> followed you advise but it is still asking for a password each time I boot
> up. If I don't enter a password It now ask for it twice when I log onto the
> WWW. I think maybe I need something else adjusting? Thanks for your help so
> far.
> TIA...Mick