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Scott Cushman
On my Windows 98 machines, I have the network set up so
that when they boot, they come to the
username/password/domain logon box. I have a machine
that ran XP home on it, and now I wanted to upgrade it to
XP Pro - I did that with no difficulty, but now when I
try to make that logon box appear on the XP pro machine,
I don't get it - I get like the XP home screen, with the
users on the right hand side, and I can click on one of
them to open up that desktop.
How do I make my XP pro machine react to initial boot-up
to look like my old 98 machine did? Do I need to install
98 on this machine first, set it up the way I want, then
upgrade to XP Pro all over again?
Please advise,
Scott Cushman
Tool Service Corporation
Information Systems Specialist
that when they boot, they come to the
username/password/domain logon box. I have a machine
that ran XP home on it, and now I wanted to upgrade it to
XP Pro - I did that with no difficulty, but now when I
try to make that logon box appear on the XP pro machine,
I don't get it - I get like the XP home screen, with the
users on the right hand side, and I can click on one of
them to open up that desktop.
How do I make my XP pro machine react to initial boot-up
to look like my old 98 machine did? Do I need to install
98 on this machine first, set it up the way I want, then
upgrade to XP Pro all over again?
Please advise,
Scott Cushman
Tool Service Corporation
Information Systems Specialist