Harold:
You might have answered that question too
many times and created several .pwl files.
Note: this method has been suggested on this list
by others, so it is nothing new.
Go to the windows folder and delete all the .pwl
files that you find. Reboot your computer. The box
asking for the password should appear. The name you
gave when you installed win 98 should be in the user
space. Do not enter anything in the password space.
Just hit enter. The request for a password should
not come up again.
If you have gone to control panel and the users icon
and created additional user names for your computer,
you are going to have to delete the additional names.
Wally
On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 21:01:01 -0400 "Harold B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello again,
>
> I might be missing a certain pwl file because upon rebooting I get
> that
> window asking for my user name and a password. A side question here
> is
> exactly what do they mean by a "user" name in this context?
>
> Anyway, I enter my email user name, "harold7" and do not enter any
> password
> thinking that this window will not appear next time I reboot.
> Problem is
> that it continues to appear on each rebooting. Any idea what the
> solution
> is? ... Harold
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