Cannot get a Logon Prompt at boot time

I have the "Microsoft Client for Networking" loaded on a
Windows ME machine, but I never get a Logon prompt at boot
time. After I boot up, I can go to Start->Logoff and
then, after saying I want to logoff, I get a Logon
prompt.

I cannot access the network until I go through the above
steps of manually logging off and back in.

Any ideas about why I don't get a Logon prompt when I boot?

Also, when I attempt to browse the network before
performing the above logoff/logon sequence, I can see the
names of shares but cannot access them (until I logoff and
logon again).




Robert

www.careyholzman.com/netfixes.htm

Carey

"Robert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:043201c3d935$a2f19020$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have the "Microsoft Client for Networking" loaded on a
> Windows ME machine, but I never get a Logon prompt at boot
> time. After I boot up, I can go to Start->Logoff and
> then, after saying I want to logoff, I get a Logon
> prompt.
>
> I cannot access the network until I go through the above
> steps of manually logging off and back in.
>
> Any ideas about why I don't get a Logon prompt when I boot?
>
> Also, when I attempt to browse the network before
> performing the above logoff/logon sequence, I can see the
> names of shares but cannot access them (until I logoff and
> logon again).
>
>

Using REGEDIT, open up the following key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\
Network\Real Mode Net

and delete the value named "AutoLogon" if it exists.

Reboot the system and that should do it.

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"Robert" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:043201c3d935$a2f19020$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have the "Microsoft Client for Networking" loaded on a
> Windows ME machine, but I never get a Logon prompt at boot
> time. After I boot up, I can go to Start->Logoff and
> then, after saying I want to logoff, I get a Logon
> prompt.
>
> I cannot access the network until I go through the above
> steps of manually logging off and back in.
>
> Any ideas about why I don't get a Logon prompt when I boot?
>
> Also, when I attempt to browse the network before
> performing the above logoff/logon sequence, I can see the
> names of shares but cannot access them (until I logoff and
> logon again).
>
>