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Thread ID: 26515	2002-10-29 07:37:00	Win XP Pro Secure Logon	pepper (939)	Press F1

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94180	2002-10-29 07:37:00	I there any way to have CTRL-ALT-DEL to log on without a domain and with the welcome screen and have the menu as if i have secure logon but i have the other welcome screen one so i can lock my pc without changing it to secure logon?	pepper (939)
94181	2002-10-29 07:50:00	I'm not too sure if this is what you're wanting, but I think if you just give your accounts a password you should get what you want - you can switch out of the account (without closing anything) but to switch back in again you'll need to use the password. You can't use the Ctrl-Alt-Del system and keep the welcome screen - it's one or the other. Mike.	Mike (15)
94182	2002-10-29 08:09:00	Mike, Sort of true. If you use the Welcome screen in WinXP and at that screen hit Ctrl-Alt-Del twice you will be presented with the 'old' logon screen with the Username / Password box. But essentially you are correct in that you can have the 'classic' logon or the WinXP Welcome screen logon for normal use. Cheers, Babe.	Babe Ruth (416)
94183	2002-10-29 08:19:00	Babe, The "Lock-Computer" option can not be used with the welcome screen - only with secure login activated - this is what I was trying to point out in my post. Mike.	Mike (15)
94184	2002-10-29 08:23:00	If you've got the default XP logon, you can use WINKEY+L to "lock" the computer.	-=JM=- (16)
94185	2002-10-30 05:14:00	that just "Logged Off"	pepper (939)
94186	2002-10-30 05:57:00	> that just "Logged Off" Well it's the "switch user" short cut and everything stays running in the background.	-=JM=- (16)
94187	2002-10-30 07:03:00	>>> Well it's the "switch user" short cut and everything stays running in the background. And if you've set a password on the account, you'll need to enter the password to access the computer again - much like how locking the computer works. Mike.	Mike (15)
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