Hi Vince. Yes, this is indeed the case, as the Dot Net Framework is installed which requires you to log in. Apart from this being a sound security practice, don't forget that you can have your screen reader load at startup, and if you don't wish to use a password, it's just a case of pressing ENTER. Also, if you really want to bypass the password prompt altogether, you could use one of the settings in Microsoft's Tweek UI tool to automatically log you on so you won't even know the password prompt is coming up. Jonathan Mosen BrailleNote Product Marketing Manager Pulse Data International Ltd
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