I don't know what is causing this but it is annoying. For the past few days
I am getting a random issue where when I logoff one account in XP to go to
another account I am unable to enter the password into the password box on
the welcome screen. I have to press ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up another
window that does allow me to enter my password.

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 21:03:35 GMT, RAID!!! wrote:

> I don't know what is causing this but it is annoying. For the past few days
> I am getting a random issue where when I logoff one account in XP to go to
> another account I am unable to enter the password into the password box on
> the welcome screen. I have to press ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up another
> window that does allow me to enter my password.

No MVP has seen this issue before? Now you know why people have to
reactivate XP so often. If I can't get this fixed soon I will have to do a
fresh install of XP. :(

On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 21:03:35 GMT, RAID!!! wrote:

> I don't know what is causing this but it is annoying. For the past few days
> I am getting a random issue where when I logoff one account in XP to go to
> another account I am unable to enter the password into the password box on
> the welcome screen. I have to press ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up another
> window that does allow me to enter my password.

No MVP has seen this issue before? Now you know why people have to
reactivate XP so often. If I can't get this fixed soon I will have to do a
fresh install of XP. :(

In article <7hf305bzv2rj.1pir0nbhzwu1f$.dlg@40tude.net>, no@bugs.here
says...
> On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 21:03:35 GMT, RAID!!! wrote:
>
> > I don't know what is causing this but it is annoying. For the past few days
> > I am getting a random issue where when I logoff one account in XP to go to
> > another account I am unable to enter the password into the password box on
> > the welcome screen. I have to press ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up another
> > window that does allow me to enter my password.
>
> No MVP has seen this issue before? Now you know why people have to
> reactivate XP so often. If I can't get this fixed soon I will have to do a
> fresh install of XP. :(

In all of the years I've used XP, and we've got 2000+ computers with it,
and I've never seen an uncompromised machine require re-activation
unless there was a hardware change.

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In article <7hf305bzv2rj.1pir0nbhzwu1f$.dlg@40tude.net>, no@bugs.here
says...
> On Fri, 10 Nov 2006 21:03:35 GMT, RAID!!! wrote:
>
> > I don't know what is causing this but it is annoying. For the past few days
> > I am getting a random issue where when I logoff one account in XP to go to
> > another account I am unable to enter the password into the password box on
> > the welcome screen. I have to press ctrl+alt+del twice to bring up another
> > window that does allow me to enter my password.
>
> No MVP has seen this issue before? Now you know why people have to
> reactivate XP so often. If I can't get this fixed soon I will have to do a
> fresh install of XP. :(

In all of the years I've used XP, and we've got 2000+ computers with it,
and I've never seen an uncompromised machine require re-activation
unless there was a hardware change.

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On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 15:38:47 GMT, Leythos wrote:

>>
> In all of the years I've used XP, and we've got 2000+ computers with it,
> and I've never seen an uncompromised machine require re-activation
> unless there was a hardware change.

Yea, but this glitch is bugging me so I may have to do a fresh install to
get rid of it if I can't find a fix soon. That will require another
activation.

On Sun, 12 Nov 2006 15:38:47 GMT, Leythos wrote:

>>
> In all of the years I've used XP, and we've got 2000+ computers with it,
> and I've never seen an uncompromised machine require re-activation
> unless there was a hardware change.

Yea, but this glitch is bugging me so I may have to do a fresh install to
get rid of it if I can't find a fix soon. That will require another
activation.