Sounds like the autologon feature is turned on. Hold down the
shift key as Windows NT is starting up then look at the following
MS KB article for details on how to turn off the feature:
Bypassing Automatic Logon in Windows NT
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;114615
"Mike Lambert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:
> I'm not sure if this is the best place to post, but I'm sure there
are a
> lot of smart people here that may be able to help me. I work for a
company
> that has a few CNC machines. The control for the machine that I am
having
> problems with has Windows NT 4.0 installed on it. Installed on the
machine
> is also a program to run the machine. We recently moved the machine
so
> their tech guy came in and said he needed to be administrator to check
and
> update the hard drives. So, I logged him on as local administrator.
Now
> that he is gone I am trying to log out administrator and log back in
as just
> the user I had setup in the domain. I tried going to the Start
button/Shut
> Down/Restart Computer, but the computer just restarts and logs in
without
> asking for a user name and password. Am I missing something easy? I
am
> used to XP workstations, but I thought NT also asked for a username
and
> password at start-up. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!!
>
> Mike
>
>
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