why my system 32 window opens after I log in?
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You will need to reboot a couple of times for it to work.\n                                                                        Click here =     Stop System32 Folder From Opening Upon Boot = http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/regs_edits/xp_system32opens.vbs\n\n          +          +        And click here =        System32 Folder Opens When Logging on to Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows NT 4.0 =  \n http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;170086
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I had this and I think I went into Windows, then System 32, and selected Taskmgr and clicked on Run and that brought it back. Hope this helped.
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trying going in the safe mode .. if you are successful in that .. look into the START MENU > PROGRAMS > STARTUP  here you might see some file which should not be here. If you have any delete it.\n\nSecondly in START > RUN type 'msconfig'  (without quotes ' ) then see the STARTUP TAB. Here you will find all the programs which executes at the time of start up.\n\nWhy i"m telling you all this because sometimes a software gets corrupt and it re-boots your system as soon as the system starts up
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When you use the keyboard combination CTRL+ALT+DEL to open the Windows Security window, Task Manager is opened instead.  This issue occurs if you configured Microsoft Windows XP to use the Welcome screen.\n\nTo resolve this issue, disable the Welcome screen. To do this, follow these steps:\n\n1. In Control Panel, click User Accounts.\n\n2. Click "Change the way users log on or off".\n\n3. Click to clear the "Use the welcome screen for fast and easy logon" check box.\n\n4. Click OK.\n\nNOTE: The "Fast User Switching" option is disabled if the Welcome screen is disabled.\n\nMost of the options that are available on the Windows Security window, including the "Locking the computer" option, can be selected on the Shut Down menu in Task Manager. You can also lock the computer by using the Windows logo key+L keyboard combination.
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Open 'StartMenu ' folder - You can do this by exploring the folders.\n\nUnder 'Startmenu' find out what are the programmes scheduled for startup. Remove 'My computer' from startup folder, it would be fine.
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Have you checked the 'startup' folder for the All Users profile?\n\nIf you're on a network that someone else controls (like at work), it might be loaded by a login script.
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My computer --> control panel ---> system
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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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if you use windows xp click \n\nstart > set program access and defaults
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There is a prompt when your computer starts up... that or you can change back to DOS after Windows has loaded.
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After you unchecked the programmes in the startup configuration utilty & rebooted, the window you saw appear stating that you have changed the start up configuration is normal.\nYou should have put a tick/check in a small box in that window which you pressed OK to, to confirm that you do not want to see that window again. Regardless of this the programmes you unticked will not start up again (unless you re-enable them by putting back the check in the future).
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You may be wanting to boot into safe mode. That would be F8- or if you want the start up menu options, press F5. Either one must be pressed just seconds (3-5) after the first splash screen appears. CTRL/ALT/DEL IS the standard keyboard combination to reboot. You may just need to turn off the power , then after about 20 secs. turn on again. Use the safe mode F8 as mentioned above. This will allow Windows to boot w/o other software interfering, so you can determine if "other" software has been causing a problem.Perhaps a bad driver (video)?
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I think this might help\n\nGo to the control panel....click on User Accounts....\nnow click on " Change the way user log on or off"\nMake sure u have both option checked...if not...tick them...clikc on aply...restart ur system...then hopefully it will resolve ur problem...
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Login once using Yahoo Messenger. Then go to the "preferences" menu and remove the check mark near "Start when windows starts". That's it.
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what where you doing when this happened? now that i see the file i dont think it's the user32 file but something that's interacting with it.
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I also have had the same problem, from the many forums I read, it always seems to happen after install of Internet Explorer 7.\nHeres a forum link:\n\nhttp://www.rr-bb.com/showthread.php?t=26...\n\nOr you may simply go to Run>"msconfig">and remove from startup.\n\nHope it helps.
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█►Is the user name on the login Administrator? If not, might change it to admin and login.\n\n\n█►Domain or standalone\n▬♂http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;303594\n\n\n\n█►A recently installed program has disabled the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching. To restore these features, you must uninstall the program. The following file name might help you identify the program that made the change: C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;BCMLogon.dll\n\nI couldn’t switch the logon screen, and I couldn’t access the internet. I ran to another PC and found the solution to this problem.\n\nTo resolve the problem and restore the Welcome Screen and Fast User Switching, you need to reset the GinaDLL entry using these steps:\n\n* Click Start, Run and type REGEDIT\n* Navigate to the following key:\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; SOFTWARE &#92; Microsoft &#92; Windows NT &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; Winlogon\n* Backup the key by exporting to a file.\n* In the right pane, right-click GinaDLL, and then click Delete. (You need to remove the whole value, not just its Value Data)\n* Close Registry Editor\n\n\nit worked for me, but this time when i pressed Ctrl Alt delete to access the admin account on my laptop in welcome screen this is what solved getting the welcome screen back.\nIt might apply to others using or losing the welcome screen.\n\nhttp://www.pcmech.com/forum/printthread.php?t=139035