HI William Patton

Thought I would put my two cents worth in on the subject. I have had
similar problems on some of our computers.

Sometimes just deleting *.pwl for the login will not get rid of the little
Splash screen when you first turn the computer on (even the you follow the
instructions and say OK to no password).

If this happens Right Click on Network Neighborhood, then Properties. Make
sure Primary Network Logon is "Windows Logon".

I have had some instances where unless it is set this way the initial logon
screen will not go away. Then later you usually can go back and change your
Primary Logon method.

After the first reboot it will give you the choice of not putting a
password in (select OK) and "sometimes" it will ask you to confirm your
decision.

Hope this helps
TTYL
Gordon





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Date: December 16, 2000
From: William Patton
Subject: Network Login

Hello.  I had to reinstall my MS network software and forgot how to get
rid
of the windows login.  I entered no password, and said "ok" to close the
box, but it came up on reboot.  I tryed just cancelling without entering
a
password but again the password request comes up upon reboot.  Please
advise.  Thank you, William

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