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John Davidson
When installing the distributable .Net Framework does it have the ability to
create additional user accounts without notifying the installer?
I have a client that says when he installed the .Net Framework it created an
additional user account called 'Administrator' and he is blaming it for
causing configuration problems to his XP Home desktop computer.
His main problem is, his computer used to boot up without going to the logon
screen, straight though to the desktop, but after installing .Net franework
it always wants him to select a user.
What would cause the framework to change any boot configurations?
Thank in advance,
John Davidson
create additional user accounts without notifying the installer?
I have a client that says when he installed the .Net Framework it created an
additional user account called 'Administrator' and he is blaming it for
causing configuration problems to his XP Home desktop computer.
His main problem is, his computer used to boot up without going to the logon
screen, straight though to the desktop, but after installing .Net franework
it always wants him to select a user.
What would cause the framework to change any boot configurations?
Thank in advance,
John Davidson