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To: Doug Coughlan who wrote (6615)	11/7/1999 10:38:00 AM
From: Doug Coughlan	Respond to of 110626

The tip that I posted on eliminating the log on user password presumed that you are the only user of your computer. Here is an answer to eliminating that Windows log in password that covers all bases. It is from CNET Help.com If you use user profiles, you must use a password. If not, go to control panel, passwords, user profiles and ensure the "all user's" box is marked. If you have a password established, go to control panel, passwords, change windows password, type the password in the old box, leave the rest blank and OK your way out. If you do not have a password established, when the W95/98 logon screen appears at boot, type a user name only and hit OK twice. Go to control panel, network, primary network logon and select Windows Logon. If the logon screen continues to appear and you have Tweak UI installed, go to the Paranoia tab and remove the mark from "clear last user."