Unable to Log-in to Guest account

When I tried to log on to a guest account, it just keep loading and nothing
is happening. It says something like "Setting up personalized setting for:
Internet Explorer" or Windows Mail. I am able to log in to standard and admin
account, so what in the world is the problem. The system isn't freezing while
it is loading. Any ideas?

When a new account is first opened it may take a couple minutes as the
account's settings are being loaded. Have you been giving the Guest account
sufficient time to load?


--
oscar

....Right click is your very good friend...


"Helixer" wrote:

> When I tried to log on to a guest account, it just keep loading and nothing
> is happening. It says something like "Setting up personalized setting for:
> Internet Explorer" or Windows Mail. I am able to log in to standard and admin
> account, so what in the world is the problem. The system isn't freezing while
> it is loading. Any ideas?

Yes, I'd waited at least 5 min. or more. Is that normal? Should i wait i
little bit more longer.

"oscar" wrote:

> When a new account is first opened it may take a couple minutes as the
> account's settings are being loaded. Have you been giving the Guest account
> sufficient time to load?
>
>
> --
> oscar
>
> ...Right click is your very good friend...
>
>
> "Helixer" wrote:
>
> > When I tried to log on to a guest account, it just keep loading and nothing
> > is happening. It says something like "Setting up personalized setting for:
> > Internet Explorer" or Windows Mail. I am able to log in to standard and admin
> > account, so what in the world is the problem. The system isn't freezing while
> > it is loading. Any ideas?

Desktop, Gadgets on sidebar and Welcome Center should appear within 2-3
minutes, unless there's some application running in the background that is
preventing your Guest account from opening. You may have corrupted files that
are preventing Guest account from opening properly.

As a workaround (until you discover the source of Guest account's inability
to open) is to open a standard user account for your guests.
--
oscar

....Right click is your very good friend...


"Helixer" wrote:

> Yes, I'd waited at least 5 min. or more. Is that normal? Should i wait i
> little bit more longer.
>
> "oscar" wrote:
>
> > When a new account is first opened it may take a couple minutes as the
> > account's settings are being loaded. Have you been giving the Guest account
> > sufficient time to load?
> >
> >
> > --
> > oscar
> >
> > ...Right click is your very good friend...
> >
> >
> > "Helixer" wrote:
> >
> > > When I tried to log on to a guest account, it just keep loading and nothing
> > > is happening. It says something like "Setting up personalized setting for:
> > > Internet Explorer" or Windows Mail. I am able to log in to standard and admin
> > > account, so what in the world is the problem. The system isn't freezing while
> > > it is loading. Any ideas?

So other than corrupted files, there's no way to pinpoint the problem and
possible fix it. I guess the only option left is to format the entire system.
I'm really trying to avoid formating coz it takes a lot of work. Is there
some kind of troubleshooting that can fix this?


"oscar" wrote:

> Desktop, Gadgets on sidebar and Welcome Center should appear within 2-3
> minutes, unless there's some application running in the background that is
> preventing your Guest account from opening. You may have corrupted files that
> are preventing Guest account from opening properly.
>
> As a workaround (until you discover the source of Guest account's inability
> to open) is to open a standard user account for your guests.
> --
> oscar
>
> ...Right click is your very good friend...
>
>
> "Helixer" wrote:
>
> > Yes, I'd waited at least 5 min. or more. Is that normal? Should i wait i
> > little bit more longer.
> >
> > "oscar" wrote:
> >
> > > When a new account is first opened it may take a couple minutes as the
> > > account's settings are being loaded. Have you been giving the Guest account
> > > sufficient time to load?
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > oscar
> > >
> > > ...Right click is your very good friend...
> > >
> > >
> > > "Helixer" wrote:
> > >
> > > > When I tried to log on to a guest account, it just keep loading and nothing
> > > > is happening. It says something like "Setting up personalized setting for:
> > > > Internet Explorer" or Windows Mail. I am able to log in to standard and admin
> > > > account, so what in the world is the problem. The system isn't freezing while
> > > > it is loading. Any ideas?

On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:51:01 -0700, Helixer
<> wrote:

>So other than corrupted files, there's no way to pinpoint the problem and
>possible fix it. I guess the only option left is to format the entire system.

Did you try to create a totally new "guest" account, using a name
other than "guest"?? That would be the preferred way to let others
use your computer anyway.

Yeah, that's what i'm doing at the moment. But I still prefer the real
"guest" account.


"Paul Montgomery" wrote:

> On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:51:01 -0700, Helixer
> <> wrote:
>
> >So other than corrupted files, there's no way to pinpoint the problem and
> >possible fix it. I guess the only option left is to format the entire system.
>
> Did you try to create a totally new "guest" account, using a name
> other than "guest"?? That would be the preferred way to let others
> use your computer anyway.
>

On Sat, 16 Aug 2008 20:03:04 -0700, Helixer
<> wrote:

>Yeah, that's what i'm doing at the moment. But I still prefer the real
>"guest" account.

You might do some Googling of "security guest account vista" and see
what you find.

You're better off NOT using that account.


>"Paul Montgomery" wrote:
>
>> On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 15:51:01 -0700, Helixer
>> <> wrote:
>>
>> >So other than corrupted files, there's no way to pinpoint the problem and
>> >possible fix it. I guess the only option left is to format the entire system.
>>
>> Did you try to create a totally new "guest" account, using a name
>> other than "guest"?? That would be the preferred way to let others
>> use your computer anyway.
>>