when i start windows it log me off immediately , how to prevent it?
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every one  here saying to go into safemode but it will not work.you will again logof automatically .you just format your hard drive to prevent damage to your system.and install windows again.
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Go to "run" (option seen when you press 'start' on the toolbar) and type "msconfig". Then you would get a window in which you would have a tab called startup. There you can remove the networking check during startup. Hope this helped.
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use safe boot (f4) when booting up the disable all the programs the start up, then one by one turn them on you should find the program thats giving you grief.
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You have two choices. Just click the 'start' and then 'run' and type 'msconfig'. The last tab is 'startup'. Disable anything you do not want to start when your computer starts (I disable everything and if you really need it windows will force a start on it). Restart your computer and check the box to 'never show again'.\n\nOr\n\nGo to C:&#92;windows&#92;system 32&#92; magnify.exe. Just delete 'magnify.exe' and it will not start again. (you can just search for the file too.)
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you can't\nwhen starting your computer press F8 when windows starts to load
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The best place to start is msconfig, a Windows utility that helps you control your startup programs.\n\nClick Start>Run and type (without quotes) "msconfig" and hit enter/click ok.\n\nClick the Startup tab and you'll see everything that's set to start with your computer.  Uncheck anything you don't need.\n\nIf you're not sure, just try unchecking it and you'll know if something is missing.  It's really easy to run msconfig again and re-enable it.  You won't damage your system by unchecking stuff this way.\n\nEDIT:\nh4x0r_247 is a moron.  A running program can also mean a service or process, one that run completely independent of the user.  Try to argue that a Windows system is not a program by definition and see how far you get.
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Close the window so it doesn't pop up when you start. Leave the DLL cache alone - it's probably OK, but why risk it?
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do you have a lot of programs loading at start up because the can slow your computer way down. Just make it so they don't start up when you first logon.
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Assuming that you are actually logging into Windows (even though there is a long delay) it could be one of several issues:\n\n1) You could have a lot of information in your User Profile.  You can right click on the "My Computer" icon on the desktop, go to "Properties" and then select the "Advanced" tab.  From there, click on "Settings" in the 'User Profiles' section.  This is information that is stored for your specific user log in.\n\n2) You can have a lot of applications and services (especially if you see a lot of icons in your system tray down on the bottom of the menu bar) that are trying to load and run.  These can slow down the time it takes to log in depending upon what they are doing.\n\n3) You may have a service which is taking some time to perform some action and logging several errors when your machine starts.  To see if this is the case, go to "Control Panel" then "Administrative Tools" and use the "Event Viewer" applet to check your event logs (specifically 'Application' and 'System' logs) to see if there are errors.  Note the times of the entries to see if any of them have a noticeable gap.  It might indicate that a service is taking some time to recover from an error.  If this is the case, you can use Microsoft's support site to try and troubleshoot the service or see if it is safe to disable it.\n\nMicrosoft's TechNet site link is below.
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Might be an easier way:\n\nClick Start, go to programs, then go to Startup and see if it's starting in there.\n\nOtherwise press {windows key} + {pause break}, go to Advanced tab, then to environment variables button, and then look under system variables for any reference to that name - then delete it.\n\nIf this doesn't work, post back because you may have to check the registry.
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click start, then run, type msconfig,then choose the startup tab unclick all the programs u dont want to start when u log on , click ok, then restart your computer, and thats all.
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By going through this problem one can suspect the same which u said. \n\nThere are few checks u can make\n1. Go to add/remove programmes in control panel and check if any unlnown programme installed there. IF u find one remove it.\n\n2. U can block the programme appearing at start-up. For That go to <start>/<run> and write "msconfig" u will see a small window then select the "startup" tab and see the list of programmes which get activated once u boot the pc. try to find any entry which u dont want to run and uncheck it. Apply the settings\n\nI hope this will do.
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Sign off but don't exit, then uncheck the "automatically log in" box! Don't even let it save your password, that will really make it stop. I used to have that problem all the time.
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First, do start -control panel -add & remove programs\nRemove any you don't want/use.\nThen do start - run. Enter 'msconfig' without the quotes and (if you know what they are) disable any programs from starting up on boot that you don't want to.\nSpyware/adware scans are probably worth doing, if you don't do them regularly already.
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open the start menu, go to run, and type msconfig\n\ngo to the startup tab\n\nselect which items to disable / enable\n\n>>>be careful what you are turning off<<<
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no need to cancel ur accout jsut go open msn go to options then general tab then unchek start when windows starts
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click start-all programs-go into the start up folder-delete the my computer that is in there. this stop that from happening. good luck