No Logon Window On Startup

[Guest]

When I turn on my Windows XP Professional workstation it starts up and takes me right to my desktop.

I have access to file shares on the server, but I do not get a network logon screen. The server and the workstation both use the workgroup, but neither is part of a domain.

Everybody else in the office does get a logon window and they seem to be configured the same as mine.

Any ideas???

 

[Scott M.]

If you are not part of the domain, then the only thing that there would be
to log on to is the local computer itself. To enable/disable how you log on
locally, go to control panel and click Users, then "Change the way users log
on to this machine".

When I turn on my Windows XP Professional workstation it starts up and takes me right to my desktop.

I have access to file shares on the server, but I do not get a network

logon screen. The server and the workstation both use the workgroup, but
neither is part of a domain.