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When I turn on my computer, I
don't get the Windows password box to log me onto the network. How
do I fix this problem?
One must logon to network.... Go
to Control Panel, Network and change the Primary Network Logon to Client
for Microsoft Networks. If it is already set that way, change it to
Windows Logon, reboot, log in, change it back to Client for Microsoft Networks
and reboot again. If that isn't the problem, see if you can logoff
and log back on by Clicking Start, Log Off name. If there is no Log
Off right above Shut Down, go into the Windows Registry (be very careful)…
Click Start, Run and enter regedit and expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE tree
by clicking plus signs as follows:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Network\Real
Mode Net
If you see AutoLogin on the right and it has a value other than 0, double click
it and change it to 0 (zero). If that doesn't work, go back into the
registry and delete the beforementioned entry. Also go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network
in the registry. If the the following entry exists, delete it as well:
Disable Password Caching.
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