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wes
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Tue Nov 08, 2005 5:27 pm Post subject:
can't log on as admin without rebooting |
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we have a system setup for general use. it has a admin account and 12 limited
user accounts. we are running XP home edition on a brand new E-machine. when
you try to login as admin it pauses for a moment and then takes you right
back to the login splash screen. the only thing i can find on MS sites is to
clear the log files but that doesn't help. after rebooting you can login
fine. it is just a nuisance to have to constantly reboot. no other users are
logged in or programs running when this happens, the system is idle.
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Andrew E.
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Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:29 am Post subject:
RE: can't log on as admin without rebooting |
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Try creating a new administrator account,then start xp in new,if all is well
the old account is probably corrupted.
"wes" wrote:
| Quote: | we have a system setup for general use. it has a admin account and 12 limited
user accounts. we are running XP home edition on a brand new E-machine. when
you try to login as admin it pauses for a moment and then takes you right
back to the login splash screen. the only thing i can find on MS sites is to
clear the log files but that doesn't help. after rebooting you can login
fine. it is just a nuisance to have to constantly reboot. no other users are
logged in or programs running when this happens, the system is idle.
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Sharon F
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Wed Nov 09, 2005 5:27 pm Post subject:
Re: can't log on as admin without rebooting |
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On Tue, 8 Nov 2005 08:22:14 -0800, wes wrote:
| Quote: | we have a system setup for general use. it has a admin account and 12 limited
user accounts. we are running XP home edition on a brand new E-machine. when
you try to login as admin it pauses for a moment and then takes you right
back to the login splash screen. the only thing i can find on MS sites is to
clear the log files but that doesn't help. after rebooting you can login
fine. it is just a nuisance to have to constantly reboot. no other users are
logged in or programs running when this happens, the system is idle.
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It's possible that the admin account is slightly corrupt and has trouble
loading. Eventually it may corrupt to the point that it can't load at all.
Suggestion: Create a new account in the administrator group. Test its
ability to log on. If successful, replace the non-working account with this
new one.
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Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User
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