Summary: When bootup completes the mouse arrow points south-easterly instead of the typical north-westerly direction and The Windows 2000 logo is upside down. ...
Summary: Hi, I got a strange problem with my W2K os. At the starting of the PC & W2k screen booting, the monitor screen shows normal. But, at the window logi...
Summary: Outlook not loading... restart... walk away...come back and the screen is upside down, the mouse is working backwards... play around for a bit, it's k...
Summary: I am on a Novell network using Windows 2000 on the workstations. Each individual has a login and password for Novell that must be changed every 90 da...
Summary: Using Windows 2000 pro on network at work. Recently, for no apparent reason, the lock/logon screen has turned white instead of windows green-blue. It...
Summary: How can I remove the Windows Logon Screen at start-up. Iam the only user of this machine and donot want to log on each time it is stated. I have unche...
Summary: Yesterday, I asked how to get rid of the log on screen and said that I wasn't sure of the best way because I had read conflicting ideas on this in do...
Summary: If I change my password on the server using Active Directory. Then I logon to my Win98 machine, the Network password goes through fine. But then I get...
Summary: I already got a response to this posting before, what asked me to go to "Users and Passwords" section, then uncheck the option "has to enter password ...
Summary: Greetings... Something is very wrong with my Windows 2000. When my computer boots, it goes through the BIOS and everything else, giving me the single...
Summary: Getting right into it i have an older computer that had windows 98 on it its worked fine for me but decided i wanted windows 2000 on it went on limewi...
Summary: Hi, after running a Perfectdisk offline defrag on a PC that is part of a domain, I suddenly got the logon screen in Spanish. Also when hitting Ctrl-Al...
Summary: When i turn on my W2K machine - My logon name is always 'default' I can type in my name and logon as always - But when i turn off my machine and come ...
Summary: Hi all When I boot my computer, the OS takes me to the Windows logon screen. I dont have any password setup for the Admin profile and hence just have ...
Summary: I am on a Novell network running Windows 2000 on the machines. I am trying to find a way to remove the checkbox on the Windows logon screen that says ...
Summary: I was reinstalling my win2000. When I's done with everything and logon to it again, there're some weired characters appeared on the logon screen. Then...
Summary: My Windows 2000 Professional workstation was working fine. When I started it one morning, it was not logging on Windows 2000 Server, and displaying er...
Summary: I have NetWare network with Windows98SE workstations. Today I install Windows2K+SP2 on some of WS, grouped in microsoft workgroup. I install Microsoft...
Summary: I can't get through the logon screen because my school messed up the networking stuff. So i am trying to fix the problem by formatting the hard drive...
Summary: I am making an instruction book for one of our new employees on how to use the servers in case of an emergency and I am not here. I would really like...
Summary: I hope someone can help please.. My mouse stopped working.. when i try to start the computer now it comes to the windows logon screen.. and the keyboa...
Summary: On my laptop which uses windows 2000 pro I installed a wireless networkcard. After rebooting for the installation, and the networkcard didn't appear t...
Summary: The reason you can't see the domain option on the logon screen is because after you upgraded to Win2k you have to reconnect to a domain. Right click ...
Summary: These logon problems sound very similar to ones I had after I restored a drive image of a W2K partition. The most likely explanations seemed to be, dr...
Summary: you can't, the logon screen is an *.exe file. there is no way to open the *.exe file and change the logo. Even though you can change the icon, the sys...
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