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No logon screen
However, this happens EVERY time without fail...and no one is near the mouse or computer. The screen saver does not come back on at all, so when I come in to use it in the mornings, it is sitting at the logon screen waiting for a user to be selected. This is on Windows XP Professional.

No Windows logon screen
Good day to all, I have a WINNT4 SP6a PC that is missing the logon screen. Boots normally but stops before the logon screen appears (Ctrl-Alt-Del screen). All HDD activities stops at that point but Mouse and keyboard are ok and not locked up. I have no ERD and want to avoid reloading the OS.

How to use a logon screen to log into a secured Database?
For more info: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en- us;292175 -Keda -----Original Message----- I have upgraded my NT4.0 Sp6a to W2k slipstreamed with SP3 Now I can't logon, it freezes just before the "ctrl, alt, del" logon-screen. The only way to logon is in "SaveMode", "SaveMode with Network"

no user names at logon screen
In my Screen Saver options the tick box is "On resume, password protect". I want "On resume, display welcome screen" But unlike the standed XP newbie I've got "Use the Welcome Screen" and "Use Fast User Switching" enabled. What's with that? Interesting to note that it's only a problem with my "Kimone" user.

Having connection, but no logon
The problem can occur even when you've done everything right. The most likely fix is to delete this registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\ Network\Real Mode Net\AutoLogon Please see this Microsoft Knowledge Base article for more information: No Windows or Network Logon Dialog

No logon screen for MS Networking
I had the zone working and have not plated in about 3 months and when i tried to play I found I needed to get a new logon name and pass word and zone friends comes up but no" log on" screen and it soon says bad login and pass word but the logon screen never came up.

no logon screen
Barry Schnur bsch...@home.com novell netware3 installupgrades What's set up in Network neighborhood and properties? I suspect you'll be best served by following this up over in the Client 32 newsgroup though. Barry Schnur Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop http://support.novell.com/forums/ Please post

No logon screen
Bernard Cheah [MVP] qbern...@hotmail.com.discuss microsoft public inetserver iis Have seen couple of similar posts, eventually even with anonymous access disabled. Users are not redirected to their home folder. This is IE7 issue. http://msmvps.com/blogs/bernard/archive/2006/11/15/ie7-and-iis-ftp.aspx -- Regards,

No logon dialog/screen for Internet Gaming Zone.
However, since the primary logon is to the local Win9x Windows Logon, no logon script from the SBS is executed even though the username was verified. Therefore, the clue about the primary logon is the number of blanks presented at the primary logon screen. a.. Local Windows NT Workstation or Windows 2000

Locked computer/no welcome screen
When I start my computer I do not get a network logon screen. I only get the logon screen when I log off without restarting. My primary network logon is Client for Microsoft Networks. I have removed all my network components and installed them again. But nothing seems to work. Does somebody has a solution ?

No Logon Screen
Brian wiz...@gte.net microsoft public inetexplorer ie3 Hi Patrick, Are you saying that it doesnt bring up the login and password dialog box to connect to your Internet account? Some times when I start IE from the desktop there is no logon screen and I have to use Exchange to first read mail.

Problems booting up, no login screen after winxp splash screen
The first time I booted into Windows 98 and was brought to the logon screen, I hit Cancel instead of typing in a user name. Now, neither of the two machines log on when they first boot. Users can select Start--> Log Off.... to log off and log back on again, but the logon dialogue doesn't come up automatically.

No logon screen
Mark Evans m...@stpeters.eurobell.co.uk comp os netware misc K. Sihota (ksih...@smartt.com) wrote: On startup, workstations ocassionally do not show the Intranetware Logon screen. Instead they default to the Windows Logon. I have used Policy editor to "Require Validate by network for Windows Access" for the default

Help - If I login as a "User" my graphics in Games are HOSED !!
Select the "Bindings" tab and uncheck Client for MS Networks h. click ok 3) Make sure that "Windows Logon" is selected in the "Primary Network Logon" box. 4) Reboot your computer 5) When you see the "Enter username and password" logon screen during the reboot, enter a name only and click "OK" with no password

Password still a problem
Steve S St...@thisnews.group microsoft public windowsnt misc On Sun, 28 Oct 2001 07:12:11 -0800, "ZN" <z...@qwest.net> wrote: I forgot to mention that I'm not able to pass logon screen. There is no begin logon (CTRL+ALT+DEL) screen so I'm not able to logon. The system is not logging me on automatically.

No User Accounts Appear on the Welcome Screen
Thorsten Matzner tmatz...@gmx.net microsoft public windowsxp general Ô¿Ô Mws <M...@SpamCop.net> wrote: Logon is set to automatic. When logging off, there are no user accounts listed to click, too log back on. The only way is to depress Ctrl, Alt, Del.. Twice. Any help would be appreciated.

No begin logon screen (CTRL+ALT+DEL)
I have had this then bring up a stubborn logon screen. This is not a good permanent solution but may help in troubleshooting. David On Mon, 6 Apr 1998 23:55:00 +0200, "Lars Brøns Christensen" <lars_...@image.dk> wrote: HELP! No logon-screen appears??!?! Overview: 1. I've installed a network-card succesfully in a

Screen Saver disappears at logon screen
I can login from the Start Menu. Seems to be random. Any thoughts? Is there anything between the workstations and the server that might be slowing comms? Such as a switch with Spanning Tree enabled? Very fast CPUs in the workstations? --- Donald Albury Novell Support Volunteer SysOp Sorry, no e-mail support.

No GUI Logon Screen
I remembered that when windows automatically logs a user on (ie a username but no password) there is a key that gets created in the registry, (can't remember the exact branch offhand) but it's the only one with "autologon" in it. Deleting it will force windows to bring back the logon screen.

No users to pick from on Logon screen
Set the primary network logon to Client for Microsoft Networks. 3. Highlight Client for Microsoft Networks in the list of components, click Properties, and configure it to log on to the domain. 4. Reboot. Yes unfortunatly I've done this more then once and can not get the screen to change. Is there an update for Win