Again make sure if the fast user switching and welcome screen enabled: Click Start, and then click Control Panel. Double-click User Accounts. Click Change the way users log on or off. Click to select the Use the Welcome screen check box. Enable the Fast User Switching option.
Hey, I just fixed this problem on an XP Home machine. Basically, I had to create a BART PE bootdisk and modify the registry key that was causing the login loop. The userinit fix has the right idea, but the *.exe file that needs to be replaced is not always called wsaupdate.exe.
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Go to Windows Start menu and open RUN. Or you can press on your keyboard the Windows key and letter R. Type CMD in the run textbox and click on OK. This will open the command prompt window. Type these commands and press enter. Then click OK on each prompts : regsvr32 regwizc.dll. regsvr32 licdll.dll. Type this last command (type exactly as what
Report abuse. Dell boot options get started by tapping the F12 key on pc start-up.Inspiron if its a desktop pc,1st step,unplug. pc power to pc,remove the MB battery,wait 12-15 minutes,replace with new one,most are 2032 series. Once done,start pc,tap the F2 key,reset BIOS,date/time/adjust for add-on hardware,save & exit BIOS.Also,chk.
It does get past the loading screen: It shows the mouse pointer (which moves and shows the hourglass periodically) on this screen similar to log in (but not quite there). It doesn't even get to the welcome screen: It shows Windows XP (and the logo) only on a blue background: Ctrl-Alt-Del has no effect. Waiting has no effect.
A run dialog box appears. Type gpedit.msc into the box and hit Ok. The Local Group Policy Editor appears. Navigate to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Tools -> Control Panel -> Personalization in the left pane of the window. Double click (or tap) on Do not display the lock screen. Another dialog box appears. Open User Accounts. Click Change the way users log on or off. Click to clear the Use the Welcome screen check box. Note: If you disable the Welcome logon screen, you also disable the Fast User Switching option. To temporarily use the classic logon screen, press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice on the Welcome logon screen. « Previous. Three out of about fifty Windows 10 PC's (creators update) are getting stuck at "Welcome" when signing in and connected to the network (doesn't happen when I take the Ethernet out). Two laptops are doing this and a desktop. I checked DNS/DHCP/AD running dcdiag, BPA, repadmin to make sure the network was fine. They came back fine. Here is the solution to the logon - logoff issue in Windows XP. Enter the Recovery Console Boot the system using the Windows XP CD-ROM. In the first screen when the Setup begins, read the instructions press "R" (in the first screen) enter the Recovery Console. Type-in the built-in Administrator password to enter the Console.
1: type in, "cd C:\Windows\System32\Drivers" press enter 2: type in "rename classpnp.sys classpnp.sys.old" press enter. Restart the computer. If this does not work or you cannot boot to safe mode in command prompt you will have to reinstall the OS. If an OS install does not work the problem is hardware.
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