http://howtobypass.com/i-have-a-dell-pc-which-bypasses-the-geneneral-windows-boot-screen-how-do-i-place-a-start-up-password-2/ Learn to Bypass blocked stuff! Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:26:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://howtobypass.com/i-have-a-dell-pc-which-bypasses-the-geneneral-windows-boot-screen-how-do-i-place-a-start-up-password-2/#comment-7695 Anonymous Sat, 30 Jan 2010 01:18:13 +0000 http://howtobypass.com/i-have-a-dell-pc-which-bypasses-the-geneneral-windows-boot-screen-how-do-i-place-a-start-up-password-2/#comment-7695 XP? You need to add a password for the user account, otherwise it will not prompt you to log in. Right-click My Computer, and then click Manage. Click Local Users and Groups. Click Users. While you are there, disable the guest account. Right-click the Guest account, choose Properties. On the General tab, select Account is Disabled. Or Go to Start>Control Panel> User Accounts. When you turn off the Guest Account, you are hiding the "Guest Account" icon on the Welcome screen so others cannot click Guest Account and start using the computer. A Guest Account does not need a password. XP?
You need to add a password for the user account, otherwise it will not prompt you to log in.
Right-click My Computer, and then click Manage.
Click Local Users and Groups.
Click Users.
While you are there, disable the guest account.
Right-click the Guest account, choose Properties.
On the General tab, select Account is Disabled.
Or
Go to Start>Control Panel> User Accounts.
When you turn off the Guest Account, you are hiding the "Guest Account" icon on the Welcome screen so others cannot click Guest Account and start using the computer.
A Guest Account does not need a password.

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