Deactivate Security Control for Home-based PC

My new laptop is for home use only. I would like to deactivate the
"Password" login when I boot up my machine every day. Please provide
instructions. Thank you.

Lisa

Lukester;718284 Wrote:
> My new laptop is for home use only. I would like to deactivate th
> "Password" login when I boot up my machine every day. Please provid
> instructions. Thank you
>
> Lis
Hello Lisa
The procedures are quite simple, but there is this "Murphy Law" (eve
heard of it? Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.)
I believe this account you want to "deactivate the password " is you
administrator account and it's also your ONLY account in the system. So
to prevent anything goes awry and you're locked out of the computer, yo
would want to bring out the Built-in Administrator. Here is the link :
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...or-account.htm

Once you have it enabled, logon to it. The computer will set up th
desktop for it, just wait. When all this is done, here is the step b
step
1. Click Control Panel, choose Control Panel Home.(not classic view)
2. Click Add or Remove user accounts, click Continue on prompt
3. Click your account
4. Click Remove the password. Follow the prompt in the next window
5. Close all windows, reboot(power off, then on), select normal mode
press Enter
6. You should see 2 account icons on the screen. Click your account
You should be let in without asking for password
7. Refer to the tutorial I gave you, dis-able the built-in admi
account
I sure hope you know what you are doing. Why won't you keep your admi
account With password protected, and set up an user account Withou
password to do what you want ?

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t-4-2

T-4-2:

Thank you for the information. The 'I sure hope you know what you are
doing' comment reminded me of an old "SNL" skit - the one where the IT guy
would make the person who needed help feel like a complete idiot.

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"t-4-2" wrote:

>
> Lukester;718284 Wrote:
> > My new laptop is for home use only. I would like to deactivate the
> > "Password" login when I boot up my machine every day. Please provide
> > instructions. Thank you.
> >
> > Lisa
> Hello Lisa,
> The procedures are quite simple, but there is this "Murphy Law" (ever
> heard of it? Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.)
> I believe this account you want to "deactivate the password " is your
> administrator account and it's also your ONLY account in the system. So,
> to prevent anything goes awry and you're locked out of the computer, you
> would want to bring out the Built-in Administrator. Here is the link :
> http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...r-account.html
>
> Once you have it enabled, logon to it. The computer will set up the
> desktop for it, just wait. When all this is done, here is the step by
> step :
> 1. Click Control Panel, choose Control Panel Home.(not classic view).
> 2. Click Add or Remove user accounts, click Continue on prompt.
> 3. Click your account .
> 4. Click Remove the password. Follow the prompt in the next window.
> 5. Close all windows, reboot(power off, then on), select normal mode,
> press Enter.
> 6. You should see 2 account icons on the screen. Click your account.
> You should be let in without asking for password.
> 7. Refer to the tutorial I gave you, dis-able the built-in admin
> account.
> I sure hope you know what you are doing. Why won't you keep your admin
> account With password protected, and set up an user account Without
> password to do what you want ??
>
>
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> t-4-2
>

Lukester;718873 Wrote:
> T-4-2
>
> Thank you for the information. The 'I sure hope you know what you ar
> doing' comment reminded me of an old "SNL" skit - the one where the I
> gu
> would make the person who needed help feel like a complete idiot. :
>
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>
> "t-4-2" wrote
The comment was referring to your decision to deactivate password logi
option, not by any means to your intellectual prowess. To avoid hurtin
your feeling from now on, I shall distant myself from you post
henceforth. Have a good day

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t-4-2