The computer login interface has become a traditional dialog login interface, how to change it?

There may be a computer from the "Neighbors" property >> Local Connection >> Attribute: netware can't be found, it should be netware not configured, and the method is as follows.

1.Turn on Network Connections.

2.Right-click a local connection, and then click Properties.

3.On the General tab, click Install.

4.In the Select Network Component Type dialog box, click Client, and then click Add.

5.In the Select Network Client dialog box, click Netware Customer Service, and then click OK.

After restarting, the netware configuration will appear, click confirm and you're done.

Now you can use the methods provided at the beginning to uninstall the NetWare service.

A: Control Panel --- User Accounts - Change how users log in and out - Use the Welcome Screen.

Generally, it will prompt you that the current settings are not allowed to be changed using netword, so you click on the control panel --- network connection - right-click on the local connection --- properties--- look at the protocol list to find the netword protocol point uninstall - OK - restart after setting A

Start - Control Panel - User Account - Change the way the user logs in or logs out, remove the checkmark in it, and it can be solved.

I'll give you a tool to modify the login screen.

Click "Start", enter OK in "Run", and then open:

Computer configuration.

Manage the modal. System login.

Found on the right. Always land with the classics.

attribute disabled OK;

If above. The method cannot be solved, press the following settings:

1. The NetWare client is not installed

1. Click "Local Connection" to open the properties, add "Netware Customer Service" to "Installation", click "Client" and then click "Netware Customer Service" to confirm;

2. After adding "NetWare Customer Service", uninstall it and restart the computer;

3. Click "Start", "Settings", "Control Panel", "User Account", "Change Login Cancellation Method", and check "Enable Welcome Screen".

2. Install the NetWare customer service client

1. Click "Local Connection" to open the properties and uninstall the netware client.

2. Restart the computer, click "Start", "Settings", "Control Panel", "User Account", "Change Login Cancellation Method", and check the Enable Welcome Screen;

Try it, I hope it helps you.

Click Start Run and enter control

userpasswords2, in the "User Account" window that opens, remove the checkbox before "To use this machine, the user must enter a password", press "Apply" in the "Auto Login" window that pops up.

Control Panel Users Set how users can log in.

That's probably what it means, I use the English version of the system).

There's an item in it that says "Use the Welcome Screen".

Let's go there first and see if there's a tick.

If it's ticked, then consider whether it's netware's business.

Don't say it's a problem at every turn.

Don't worry, minor issues.

In the Control Panel - User Accounts - Change how users log in or out - Use the Welcome Screen.

In the network connection attributes, uninstall netware, and then change it according to the first floor, and the welcome interface of netware will appear, and you will find a driver file in the c disk search netware will find a driver file and delete it directly.

Let's delete the user password first, I don't need to talk about this.

Then start - Control Panel - User Account - Change the way users log in or log out, and you can check all two checks.

If you are prompted that NetWare has disabled this item, you can uninstall NetWare as follows:

Open the "Control Panel" double-click "Network Connection", right-click on the "Local Connection" you are using and then "Properties", in the "General" to see if there is a "Netware Customer Service Terminal", if there is one, uninstall it, restart the computer in the "Control Panel" in the "User Account", click "Change User Login or Logout Method", and then check the two checks, if there is no "Netware Customer Service Terminal" in the "Local Connection", you need to reinstall a" Netware Customer Service Terminal", and then uninstall it, the specific operation steps are as follows: Start Menu - Settings - Control Panel - Network Connection - Local Connection - Right-click on the attribute and click "Install (N)" and select "Client" Click "Add (A)" After waiting for a few seconds, double-click "Netware Customer Service" after the pop-up window, wait for the computer to restart and then "User Account" in the "Control Panel", click "Change User Login or Logout Method", and then check the two checks.

Welcome to the interface, maybe added to the screensaver, right? You can also enter a small program into the startup group, right? In short, many methods of !!

What system?? To put it bluntly, let's enter this group and say: 50227117

Right-click on the computer icon, find the advanced system settings in the properties dialog, find the settings behind the advanced label point performance, and find the best appearance selection in the visual effects.

Right-click Computer Properties Advanced System Settings System Properties Advanced Performance Best Look, F5 OK

Eh, poor boy ... Go back to the "desktop", right-click on "Properties", it is "Theme" at the beginning, you can change it here, or you can click on the "Appearance" above. Tragedy, it's so simple...

Are you in safe mode, how can I see that your desktop wallpaper is black?

Open the Control Panel, double-click on the user account, click on 'Change User...' Then select 'Use Welcome Screen' to restart.

Just change your password to none and select the Welcome Screen from the login screen.

windows

registry

editor

version

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows

nt\currentversion\winlogon]"defaultusername"="

Your username.

defaultpassword"="

Your password. "autoadminlogon"="1"

The text above. Copy it into the txt file, modify the bold part, save it as after the modification is completed, and then double-click to confirm that the registry is successfully imported. Restart the machine and see the results!

hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\windows

If not, please make a new key.

Then enter your password in the same directory as defaultpassword, if there is no new key.

Autoadminlogon changes this key to 1 and that's OK.

Go to Control Panel -> > > User Account -> Change the user login or logout method, and tick in front of the Welcome Screen.

Is the guest account enabled? Just disable the guest account.

There's also the deletion of the administrator's password, and that's it.

In the lower left corner of the computer, then start and then place, then control the panel, and then look at the user account inside.

Select the Welcome screen.

Cancel the password.

Control Panel - User Accounts - Change Login and Logout Methods - Use the checkmark in front of the Welcome screen.

When Windows

XP only has an empty password for the user, and the guest account is disabled, and the system is not a member of the domain, Windows

XP will log in automatically, and there will be no interface to select a user and enter a password.

When the system has more than one user, you can click "Start Running" and enter control

userpasswords2, click OK, and the User Account dialog box appears. Uncheck the box before "To use the machine, the user must enter a username and password" here. After clicking "OK", a new dialog box will appear, asking you to set which user to automatically log into, enter the username and password of the automatic login user here, and confirm.

1. Right-click on the desktop Properties Appearance Select "Windows XP Style" in the window and buttons, select "Default (Blue)" in the color scheme, select "Normal" in the font size, and press Apply and OK after setting.

2. Right-click the desktop Properties in the drop-down list of the theme, select "WindowsXP (Change)" and press Apply to confirm.

3. Right-click on my computer to select the settings in Advanced Performance, click Let Windows choose the best settings for your computer, and determine by application.

4. If there is no theme mentioned above, it may be that the relevant service is not opened: Control Panel Management Tools Service, open it and find the themes service, if it is not started, double-click this service, select the type of startup and start, select the automatic in the drop-down list, and restart the computer according to the application (or start to run Enter Enter to open the service).

5. If it is caused by changing the theme, uninstall the installed theme and try it in the settings, sometimes it is caused by playing games, if you don't know the reason, restore the system or reinstall it.

Use the system that comes with the system restore method:

The system comes with System Restore: "Start" "Programs" "Accessories" "System Tools" "System Restore", click "Restore my computer to an earlier time", press Next, you will see that the date page has a dark date, that is the restore point, after you select, click Next to restore.

Getting smaller?

Has the resolution been changed?

Right-click on the blank space of the desktop, select Properties, and then select Settings, change the resolution, if not, you don't know.

Right-click on the desktop blank space, Properties, Settings, Advanced, General, Normal size 96dpi

Desktop - Right click - Properties - Settings - Resolution.

You're really good.

Resolution issues.

Let's change it to 1024*768.

Make it an automatic login.,Enter the designated user every time you turn it on.,Don't be so troublesome.,It's suitable for a single user.。

Start Run", type "rundll32, usersrundll" (in quotation marks), press enter and the "User Account" window pops up, see clearly, this is different from the "User Account" panel window opened in the "Control Panel"! Then uncheck the "To use the machine, the user must enter a username and password" option, click OK, and enter the account and password you want the computer to automatically log in to each time in the pop-up dialog box.

In Windows XP, click "Start Run", enter "Rundll32, UsersRundll" (note the case and spaces), and then enter the "User Account" operation window, and unselect the "To use this machine, users must enter a username and password". In the dialog box that pops up, enter the username and password of the account you want your computer to log in automatically each time.

For Windows 2000, you can make the above changes directly in the Control Panel User Account.

Open your "Control Panel" - User Account, on the left side of the user account, there is "Change how users log in or out" and then select "Use Welcome Screen", and the app option will be there.

Control Panel - Users - Delete other users, leaving only your own users.

Control Panel, User, Classic Mode.

This looks like this,It's generally caused by maximizing the chat window.,Restore the original size of the window and change it back.,I'm like this too.,I can't find a solution.,And I've always been in bubble mode.,Don't talk about changing what bubble mode.,It's useless.。

In the dialog box, there is an A-word, you click on it, select text mode or bubble mode, you can switch between the left and right sides.

After maximization, change the size of the lower window to solve the problem.

Changing the text mode to bubble mode solves the problem.

Just keep the window to a minimum.