I have upgraded WinXP SP2 to Vista home premium. Every time I boot I get
the message that Super Fast User Switching has been shut down. Any ideas on
how to get rid of this message? Any help will be appreciated. Everything
else is good?

I have the same problem. Hmmm, plenty of posts, few replies!


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I have the same problem. Hmmm, plenty of posts, few replies!


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davezero1
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On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 05:08:06 +0100, davezero1
<davezero1.3di08c@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote:
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>I have the same problem. Hmmm, plenty of posts, few replies![/color]

And what problem would that be? You've said nothing about it, and you're
not quoted what you replied to, so who's to know?

BTW... if you think the person you replied to is gonna come back at you,
it's doubtful... that person posted on APRIL 18 OF LAST YEAR and hasn't
been back since.

If you would like helpful replies to your posts, we need you to quote
what you are replying to, or start a new thread and fully describe your
issue and what you have done to try to fix it.

Why? Because the web-based forum you are using scrounges most of its
posts from Microsoft servers and mingles them with those from forum users,
so most of what you see there comes from the outside. It also it keeps old
threads and posts far beyond their useful life.

Outsiders - people you see listed as "guest" and/or whose number of posts
are "n/a" - don't have a clue what you are talking about because we don't
access Usenet via the klunky interface of that web-based forum.

Plan to continue following these groups? Want to find more that aren't
listed? You should give serious thought to using a news reader. It's much
faster and way more flexible than the medium you are using now.

There are several free news readers available. Windows Mail is one of
them, and it's also very easy to set up:

Accessing news groups With Windows Mail by John Barnett:
[url]http://vistasupport.mvps.org/accessing_newsgrousp_with-windows_mail.htm[/url]

[url]http://tinyurl.com/3avt5q[/url]

On Sat, 2 Aug 2008 05:08:06 +0100, davezero1
<davezero1.3di08c@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote:
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>
>I have the same problem. Hmmm, plenty of posts, few replies![/color]

And what problem would that be? You've said nothing about it, and you're
not quoted what you replied to, so who's to know?

BTW... if you think the person you replied to is gonna come back at you,
it's doubtful... that person posted on APRIL 18 OF LAST YEAR and hasn't
been back since.

If you would like helpful replies to your posts, we need you to quote
what you are replying to, or start a new thread and fully describe your
issue and what you have done to try to fix it.

Why? Because the web-based forum you are using scrounges most of its
posts from Microsoft servers and mingles them with those from forum users,
so most of what you see there comes from the outside. It also it keeps old
threads and posts far beyond their useful life.

Outsiders - people you see listed as "guest" and/or whose number of posts
are "n/a" - don't have a clue what you are talking about because we don't
access Usenet via the klunky interface of that web-based forum.

Plan to continue following these groups? Want to find more that aren't
listed? You should give serious thought to using a news reader. It's much
faster and way more flexible than the medium you are using now.

There are several free news readers available. Windows Mail is one of
them, and it's also very easy to set up:

Accessing news groups With Windows Mail by John Barnett:
[url]http://vistasupport.mvps.org/accessing_newsgrousp_with-windows_mail.htm[/url]

[url]http://tinyurl.com/3avt5q[/url]

Re:And what problem would that be? You've said nothing about it, and
you're
not quoted what you replied to, so who's to know?

BTW... if you think the person you replied to is gonna come back at
you,
it's doubtful... that person posted on APRIL 18 OF LAST YEAR and hasn't
been back since.

If you would like helpful replies to your posts, we need you to quote
what you are replying to, or start a new thread and fully describe your
issue and what you have done to try to fix it.

Yes, I didn't notice the date. The post was:
"I have upgraded WinXP SP2 to Vista home premium. Every time I boot I
get
the message that Super Fast User Switching has been shut down. Any
ideas on
how to get rid of this message? Any help will be appreciated.
Everything
else is good?"

I was under the impression I was replying to this thread about Super
Fast User Switching, and having found what seems to be a fix I posted
the link.
I am really, deeply, heartbrokenly, enormously sorry if you didn't feel
it was helpful or appropriate.
Guess I won't bother looking in here anymore with such helpful people
like you on the site.


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davezero1
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Re:And what problem would that be? You've said nothing about it, and
you're
not quoted what you replied to, so who's to know?

BTW... if you think the person you replied to is gonna come back at
you,
it's doubtful... that person posted on APRIL 18 OF LAST YEAR and hasn't
been back since.

If you would like helpful replies to your posts, we need you to quote
what you are replying to, or start a new thread and fully describe your
issue and what you have done to try to fix it.

Yes, I didn't notice the date. The post was:
"I have upgraded WinXP SP2 to Vista home premium. Every time I boot I
get
the message that Super Fast User Switching has been shut down. Any
ideas on
how to get rid of this message? Any help will be appreciated.
Everything
else is good?"

I was under the impression I was replying to this thread about Super
Fast User Switching, and having found what seems to be a fix I posted
the link.
I am really, deeply, heartbrokenly, enormously sorry if you didn't feel
it was helpful or appropriate.
Guess I won't bother looking in here anymore with such helpful people
like you on the site.


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davezero1
Posted via [url]http://www.vistaheads.com[/url]

"davezero1" <davezero1.3di9wd@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in message
news:davezero1.3di9wd@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com...[color=blue]
>
> Yes, I didn't notice the date. The post was:
> "I have upgraded WinXP SP2 to Vista home premium. Every time I boot I
> get
> the message that Super Fast User Switching has been shut down. Any
> ideas on
> how to get rid of this message? Any help will be appreciated.
> Everything
> else is good?"
>
> I was under the impression I was replying to this thread about Super
> Fast User Switching, and having found what seems to be a fix I posted
> the link.
> I am really, deeply, heartbrokenly, enormously sorry if you didn't feel
> it was helpful or appropriate.
> Guess I won't bother looking in here anymore with such helpful people
> like you on the site.[/color]

Don't worry about Paulette. It's always the time of the month for her, poor
girl. Most of her posts are just barking at newbies for the same reason. I
guess she hasn't got much else to say.

ss.

"davezero1" <davezero1.3di9wd@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com> wrote in message
news:davezero1.3di9wd@no-mx.forums.vistaheads.com...[color=blue]
>
> Yes, I didn't notice the date. The post was:
> "I have upgraded WinXP SP2 to Vista home premium. Every time I boot I
> get
> the message that Super Fast User Switching has been shut down. Any
> ideas on
> how to get rid of this message? Any help will be appreciated.
> Everything
> else is good?"
>
> I was under the impression I was replying to this thread about Super
> Fast User Switching, and having found what seems to be a fix I posted
> the link.
> I am really, deeply, heartbrokenly, enormously sorry if you didn't feel
> it was helpful or appropriate.
> Guess I won't bother looking in here anymore with such helpful people
> like you on the site.[/color]

Don't worry about Paulette. It's always the time of the month for her, poor
girl. Most of her posts are just barking at newbies for the same reason. I
guess she hasn't got much else to say.

ss.

:) Thanks for that, I feel better now!


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:) Thanks for that, I feel better now!


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davezero1
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