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02-24-2008
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| | New to Vista, My settings showing up on a different account I just installed Vista today, so please forgive me. I use MSN Messenger and my wife does not, but when she logs in it opens and signs me on.. The same is also on my default homepage.. How can we make the 2 accounts completly different like it was in XP? TIA! Adam Boca |
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02-24-2008
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| | Re: New to Vista, My settings showing up on a different account Adam Boca wrote: Quote: > I just installed Vista today, so please forgive me. > > I use MSN Messenger and my wife does not, but when she logs in it > opens and signs me on.. The same is also on my default homepage.. > > How can we make the 2 accounts completly different like it was in XP? > > TIA! > > Adam Boca in Vista but I cannot check as I do not have my Vista box running at this moment. |
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02-25-2008
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| | Re: New to Vista, My settings showing up on a different account Thanks Greenie, but I am aware of where it is located. As I said we already have seperate account, but my home page is showing up on her side and my MSN Messenger is loggin me on while she is signed onto her account... Adam "GreenieLeBrun" wrote: Quote: > > > Adam Boca wrote: Quote: > > I just installed Vista today, so please forgive me. > > > > I use MSN Messenger and my wife does not, but when she logs in it > > opens and signs me on.. The same is also on my default homepage.. > > > > How can we make the 2 accounts completly different like it was in XP? > > > > TIA! > > > > Adam Boca > In XP it is Control Panel then User Accounts, I'm pretty sure it is the same > in Vista but I cannot check as I do not have my Vista box running at this > moment. > > > |
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02-27-2008
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| | Re: New to Vista, My settings showing up on a different account Hi Adam Can you create a brand new user account and test if it does the same thing again? James "Adam Boca" wrote: Quote: > Thanks Greenie, but I am aware of where it is located. As I said we already > have seperate account, but my home page is showing up on her side and my MSN > Messenger is loggin me on while she is signed onto her account... > > Adam > > "GreenieLeBrun" wrote: > Quote: > > > > > > Adam Boca wrote: Quote: > > > I just installed Vista today, so please forgive me. > > > > > > I use MSN Messenger and my wife does not, but when she logs in it > > > opens and signs me on.. The same is also on my default homepage.. > > > > > > How can we make the 2 accounts completly different like it was in XP? > > > > > > TIA! > > > > > > Adam Boca > > In XP it is Control Panel then User Accounts, I'm pretty sure it is the same > > in Vista but I cannot check as I do not have my Vista box running at this > > moment. > > > > > > |
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