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Win98 Password dialog box
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timdodgson
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I need more info Does the box have a list of users are you on a network <p>Tim Dodgson<br><a href=mailto:t_dodgson@yahoo.com>t_dodgson@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= </a><br>
Phoenix9969
IS-IT--Management
Wally's post was a good start, but you have a couple of other steps to perform.
What I normally do in this situation is: 1st-find and remove all *.pwl files from HDD; 2nd - edit system.ini (using sysedit) and remove all lines between [Password Lists] and the next header (in my case, [MSNP32]); 3rd - control panel, network, configuration tab, change Primary Logon to Windows Logon, click "ok" - DO NOT RESTART at this point; 4th - control panel, passwords, user profiles tab, click button for "all users of this computer use same preferences..."; 5th - restart computer; 6th - when Windows restarts, enter a user name and a BLANK for the password, if Logon box asks to verify password, verify a BLANK password and click OK.
After that, Windows should recognize a single profile without password for all users.
Please feel free to email me with comments, disagreements or other ideas to help increase my knowledge base.
What I normally do in this situation is: 1st-find and remove all *.pwl files from HDD; 2nd - edit system.ini (using sysedit) and remove all lines between [Password Lists] and the next header (in my case, [MSNP32]); 3rd - control panel, network, configuration tab, change Primary Logon to Windows Logon, click "ok" - DO NOT RESTART at this point; 4th - control panel, passwords, user profiles tab, click button for "all users of this computer use same preferences..."; 5th - restart computer; 6th - when Windows restarts, enter a user name and a BLANK for the password, if Logon box asks to verify password, verify a BLANK password and click OK.
After that, Windows should recognize a single profile without password for all users.
Please feel free to email me with comments, disagreements or other ideas to help increase my knowledge base.
If all you are doing is pressing the enter key to continue and are the only user on this computer the solution is very simple.
Go to My Computer/Control Panel/System
In the middle for the box change Primary Network Logon to Windows Logon.
All Done
Go to My Computer/Control Panel/System
In the middle for the box change Primary Network Logon to Windows Logon.
All Done
Hi!
to wallyw and Idsmith2:
Your strategy will work in most cases, but I have made the experience that this methode doesn't work on some machines (don't ask why!). Phoenix9969's methode should do the job on every machine, even though step 4 isn't necessary if there is only one user.
later
frag patrick.metz@epost.de
to wallyw and Idsmith2:
Your strategy will work in most cases, but I have made the experience that this methode doesn't work on some machines (don't ask why!). Phoenix9969's methode should do the job on every machine, even though step 4 isn't necessary if there is only one user.
later
frag patrick.metz@epost.de
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