Same thing happened to me. Run windows update. It should find a
service pack for .net and once that is installed and you reboot, the
extra account should be gone.
Ziffnabb
Christine wrote:
>>.NET Framework can be uninstalled, or you may disable the ASP.NET
>>account from Start > Run > "control userpasswords2" > [Advanced] >
>>{Advanced}. (Windows XP Pro only)
>>
>>I'm not sure how safe it is to delete the ASP.NET account.
>>
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>Hi,
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>Thank you for your reply.
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>I have Windows XP Home, and I don't know how to uninstall .NET Framework.
>If this is something that must be done in the registry, then I think I'd
>rather not mess with it, since I don't know anything about the registry and
>I might really mess things up. :)
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>All I really want to do is get that blue login screen off my computer, and
>I'm pretty sure that's occurring because of the ASP.NET account in User
>Accounts. When I go into User Accounts, all that's there is my account and
>the ASP.NET account, and it says it is a Limited Account and is Password
>Protected. When I click on that account it gives me options as Computer
>Administrator, including Delete the Account. So if I delete the account, I
>might cause myself more problems than just having the blue login screen? Is
>there any way then to get around the blue login screen and just be able to
>start my computer and have it go directly to my desktop? This is a minor
>inconvenience in having to "login" each time I start the computer and one
>that I can live with rather than causing worse problems if I delete
>something I shouldn't, but if I can get rid of it safely, I sure would like
>to!
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>Thank you again.
>
>Christine
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