How to change Windows XP boot to welcome screen

Did you only appear after installing a wireless network card?

Re-run the installer for the secondary NIC driver.

Then select Modify and remove the "Single Check-in" item.

It should be fine.

I'm a wireless network card device.

Actually, the principle is the same.

If I'm not mistaken, you should have installed or inadvertently installed the Intel(R) ProSet wireless wifi software.

This is the wireless driver part of Intel, which is similar to the protocol function of NetWare, you install the Intel(R) ProSet wireless wifi software, and this software is installed in order to optimize its login association and set up a "single check-in before login connection."", and you selected it again during installation, causing it to start with a default single user. So don't be in a hurry, the way to change it back is:

1) Reinstall the installer that matches the hardware (usually a wireless network card), or re-run the installer of your network card driver. That's your Intel (R) ProSet wireless wifi software, the installation interface pops up during the installation process: first, select "Modify", remove the "single check-in" item, and then continue to complete the installation, and it's OK.

2) Start Menu - Control Panel - User Account - Change User Login or Logout Method - Use Welcome Screen OK! Good luck

There's a boot screen software.,It seems to be a "picture of the opening screen" is OK.,Try it.。

This one seems to have a software that you can make by yourself.

1. Start Control Panel User Account Change the way users log in or out Tick the "Use Welcome Screen (w)" app option (a).

2. If the above methods can't solve the problem, it prompts you to delete netware (installing this software makes the welcome interface unavailable, and it will automatically be converted to the traditional interface), please follow the steps (there is a "network neighbor" icon on the desktop): desktop "network neighbor" right-click "properties" right-click "local connection" "properties" uninstall netware (I don't have this option installed on my computer, I can't provide steps, the method is to select the object to be uninstalled, click "uninstall (u)" and follow the prompts, You need to restart your computer). If you don't use the welcome screen for restarting, just go to the previous step.

Because Windows XP has various operation methods, only one method is provided for reference.

Please follow the steps below (the system theme is "Windows Default"):

1. Start Control Panel User Account Change the way users log in or out Tick the "Use Welcome Screen (w)" app option (a).

2. If the above methods can't solve the problem, it prompts you to delete netware (installing this software makes the welcome interface unavailable, and it will automatically be converted to the traditional interface), please follow the steps (there is a "network neighbor" icon on the desktop): desktop "network neighbor" right-click "properties" right-click "local connection" "properties" uninstall netware (I don't have this option installed on my computer, I can't provide steps, the method is to select the object to be uninstalled, click "uninstall (u)" and follow the prompts, You need to restart your computer). If you don't use the welcome screen for restarting, just go to the previous step.

Click to start -> Run >> Select the management template under the computer configuration -> System -> Log in, there is a forbidden welcome interface on the right to log in, change it to disable restart the computer. (You must know the computer password, otherwise you will be prompted to enter the password to log in the next time you log in).

The boot screen of windwosxp is a system file under Windows system32, and some shellpacks made by Beautifier have modified this file.

How to modify it? There are two ways to do this:

1) First enter the safe mode, find it in Windows system32 and change the name, and then copy the newly modified file to this folder and it's OK.

However, there are 3 points to be made:

1) Before replacing ntoskrnl, be sure to see if it is the same version as ntoskrnl on your own machine, if it is different, you must find the same replacement, otherwise it will lead to the error that Windows cannot be started.

3) If this "Windows File Protection" dialog box appears, leave it alone and click "Cancel Yes".

2) Change the name of the new boot screen file, whatever you want, such as ".

The system boots files in the root directory of the partition.

at multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)windows="microsoft

windows

xpprofessional"

fastdetect

Add later. kernel=, reboot and you will see a new boot screen.

Start Menu – Settings – Control Panel.

Double-click on "User Account" – click on "Change how users log in or log out".

There are 2 options in the pop-up window, one, use the welcome screen.

Second, use fast user switching, do not choose the use of win2000 login interface you try it.