screen saver password

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Using XP Pro sp2.

With past Windows I could set a password on the windows screen saver easily.
With XP there is a box that I can tick to action the password, but no
obvious way to enter a password to use.

I don't use a log-in password..... so what's the trick????

Rob
 
Cast-it Admin said:
Using XP Pro sp2.

With past Windows I could set a password on the windows screen saver
easily. With XP there is a box that I can tick to action the password, but
no obvious way to enter a password to use.

I don't use a log-in password..... so what's the trick????

Rob
Click to expand...

XP Pro screensaver password is your Windows User log-in password. XP Pro was
aimed at the business market where users have log-in passwords....
 
Gordon said:
XP Pro screensaver password is your Windows User log-in password. XP Pro
was
aimed at the business market where users have log-in passwords....
Click to expand...

Actually I made a mistake it's XP Home on my laptop!
So how do I proceed?

Rob
 
Cast-it Admin said:
Actually I made a mistake it's XP Home on my laptop!
So how do I proceed?

Rob
Click to expand...

As Gordon told you, the screensaver password is your Windows login
password. Create a login password and you'll have the option to "require
password when resuming" on the Display>Screen Saver tab.


Malke
 
1. Click Start - Control Panel - User Accounts
2. Click on your User Name.
3. Click Create a Password

Make sure that in Display Properties - Screen Saver tab - "On Resume,
Display Welcome Screen" option is checked.

Hope this help, let us know!
 
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