[jamundj]

When I start up xp and after it's been on the screensaver it wants me to log in. I'm the only one using the computer so there's no reason for this. It hasn't always done this, but all of a sudden it wants me too...
Could someone please tell me how to shut this feature off so that im just automatically logged in...

Thanks...

 

[whodat]

welcome to tsf

in the display properties in your control panel, click on screensaver, then uncheck "password protected on resume". see if that helps

 

[killakrust]

When I start up xp and after it's been on the screensaver it wants me to log in. I'm the only one using the computer so there's no reason for this. It hasn't always done this, but all of a sudden it wants me too...
Could someone please tell me how to shut this feature off so that im just automatically logged in...

Thanks...

Right click on the desktop to open the 'Display Properties'. Click on the 'Screen Saver' tab. There is a switch called 'On resume, password protect' - Turn it off.

Click on 'OK' to exit the dialog.


If the swtch is already off, click on the 'Settings' button (in the Screesaver tab) and see if there are any other switches in there that could turn the feature on.

 

[jamundj]

Right click on the desktop to open the 'Display Properties'. Click on the 'Screen Saver' tab. There is a switch called 'On resume, password protect' - Turn it off.

Click on 'OK' to exit the dialog.


If the swtch is already off, click on the 'Settings' button (in the Screesaver tab) and see if there are any other switches in there that could turn the feature on.

Im using webshots as my screensaver, and there is no such feature or anything like it...
Still don't know what to do!!

 

[Terrister]

Go to the display control panel and click on screensaver. Right below where it says webshots look for this checkbox. If checked, uncheck it.