After clicking 'OK' I typed in my password and was able to login just fine. I assume that the computer is automatically trying to log me on, but is using an old password. How can I turn off this automatic logon and just let it prompt me to choose my account and password when I start up my computer?Logon Message
The System could not log you on. Make sure your User name and domain are correct, then type your password again. Letters in passwords must be typed using the correct case.
I was going to suggest the same thing...Take a look at this setting.
Start > run > control userpasswords2
Is the box checked that says Users must enter a username and password....
If I use the Welcome Screen then the computer won't even finish booting!Peebs85 said:When I turned on my computer the other day instead of going to the Welcome Screen (for me to type in my password for the Administrator Account) a message briefly appeared and then disappeared and then my computer was stuck on 'Windows is Starting Up.' It did this every time and the message flew by so fast that I couldn't see what it was saying.
I rebooted to Safe Mode and changed the settings in User Accounts to not use the Welcome Screen but to do it old-fashion style (with the login prompt). I then was able to see the message in full.
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