And is there a system file which lists all the default settings. Is there a system file which lists all the settings that my username has created (ie-startmenu, taskbar, background, resolution, icons, sounds, themes, my documents folders, etc.). There must have been someone in the Microsoft Team that thought that if someone has set up their computer the way I have, by just pressing OK that the configuration can be copied to "the default system setting" as Mr Fixit implied.
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RE: ALWAYS ASKING FOR A PASSWORD BUT I WANT TO KEEP MY SETTINGS xkjdhdg (TechnicalUser) 30 Jan 02 22:42įirst of all, thankyou to everyone who has been trying to help with my problem, but still nothinh seems to work you all sound like you know what you're talking about, but the problem remains. So with that in mind, does anyone have any comments or suggestions.
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My computer runs Windows ME, and the other computer runs Windows 98. I have set it up that way, I can remove the password if that might help. The only time the computers want a password is when I open the Neighbourhood Network and then open the other computer. I have this computer networked as a peer-to-peer network for file sharing and printer sharing, but the other computer doesn't need a password to connect but mine does. Now also I should have mentioned this before. I want my (Nate) profile to be my only profile. pwl file, you said I should have a least one, but none were found in the search of my C: drive. I had to use scanreg /restore to get my old profile back. FOZZYBEAR-Your suggestion just led to my computer asking for a password, then asking for it againĬdogg- Your suggestion killed my (NATE) username and so I would have had to start all over again by re-setting all of my settings.
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