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| Guest | Duplicate User Accounts Hello: After upgrading to Vista Business from XP Pro, I find that under my User listings I have multiple Users: Default (normal?) User 1 User 2 User 2.HOMECOMPUTER User 2~HOMECOMPUTER As best I can tell, when I log onto Windows, it is defaulting to User2.HOMECOMPUTER (thus the ~?) but all of my settings seem to be under the User 2 folder. Thus, each time I log on, I have to reactivate my programs and reload files (e.g., Quickn file). Is there an easy fix for this or is something wrong? Thx. John |
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