Morpheus1967
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Please forgive what may seem like a simple question, but I am new to this whole networking thing. The backstory:
I worked for a company a year ago that went out of business. When we were closing down, we were given the option of purchasing our work computers, which I did. My problem is now that when ever I turn the computer on, it is still asking for my username, password and domain. The username and domain are always there, I just need to enter the password (my old work password) to get the computer to finish booting up.
I would like to get rid of this login screen. I want to turn the computer on and have everything boot up without requiring a password, logging into a domain, etc. The reason I am trying to do this is because #1, it's a pain in the ****, and #2 I am going to be setting up a home network, and want to be starting fresh.
So the simple question is, how do I do this without affecting anything else on the computer?
Windows XP Professional
I worked for a company a year ago that went out of business. When we were closing down, we were given the option of purchasing our work computers, which I did. My problem is now that when ever I turn the computer on, it is still asking for my username, password and domain. The username and domain are always there, I just need to enter the password (my old work password) to get the computer to finish booting up.
I would like to get rid of this login screen. I want to turn the computer on and have everything boot up without requiring a password, logging into a domain, etc. The reason I am trying to do this is because #1, it's a pain in the ****, and #2 I am going to be setting up a home network, and want to be starting fresh.
So the simple question is, how do I do this without affecting anything else on the computer?
Windows XP Professional