Hi Judy:
If memory serves, when this happens, it means that a CMOS setting has been
changed, so, assuming that your visual status is such that you're
"screen-reader dependent", you're going to have to have this problem fixed
by a sighted individual. I don't exactly remember where on the CMOS screen
the "password" option is, but I'm pretty sure it's there and obvious. I
believe the fix will be obvious to a sighted user who can see the CMOS
screen before any programs load. I don't believe "system restore" fixes or
addresses any CMOS reconfigurations, which is why that strategy did not help
you.
Best of luck!
John McCann
----- Original Message -----
From: "Judy" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 3:45 PM
Subject: [VICUG-L] Question about windows
> Hi Everyone,
> Yesterday I installed a program on my windows XP home edition computer and
> after the program was installed it changed my configurations. When I
start
> my computer, instead of windows loading automatically as it always did
> before, now JAWS comes up first and then I have to log into windows
manually
> by clicking on my user name. I am the only user of this computer so I
> prefer windows to load automatically. I have done a system restore,
> restoring to the previous day but it didn't correct the problem. Does
> anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, Judy
>
>
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