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12-04-2008
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| | Autologin vs login screen I have autologin turned and I have multiple users. When one of the other users wants to login, how can they bring up the login during bootup. |
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12-04-2008
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Autologin vs login screen Hello John, Since you have multiple users, it may be best and easier to turn off automatic log on. Otherwise, they could open the Start Menu, in the user account that is running, and click on the "Switch User" option from the arrow menu. Hope this helps, Shawn  Quote: Originally Posted by John Smithe  I have autologin turned and I have multiple users. When one of the other users wants to login, how can they bring up the login during bootup. |
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