Apologies for this re-post but I didn't get an answer that solved the problem

of being asked for a password after my screensaver has kicked in.

 

To recap:-

 

The screensaver i'm using "My Picture Slideshow" doesn't require a password.

Screensaver setup "on resume password protect" is not checked.

The "Prompt for password when computer resumes fron standby" on the advanced

tab of power management is not checked.

 

Despite this I am still being made to enter a password. Any further thoughts?

 

Her's the link to the previous thread.

 

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.general&mid=f1a7756a-a30d-4025-833c-64d35bd2395d&sloc=en-us

 

Mike

Try set to to require a password, apply, and then set it to NOT require

a password. In other words toggle it through a full cycle. ON and back

off again.

 

Mike H wrote:

> Apologies for this re-post but I didn't get an answer that solved the problem

> of being asked for a password after my screensaver has kicked in.

>

> To recap:-

>

> The screensaver i'm using "My Picture Slideshow" doesn't require a password.

> Screensaver setup "on resume password protect" is not checked.

> The "Prompt for password when computer resumes fron standby" on the advanced

> tab of power management is not checked.

>

> Despite this I am still being made to enter a password. Any further thoughts?

>

> Her's the link to the previous thread.

>

> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.general&mid=f1a7756a-a30d-4025-833c-64d35bd2395d&sloc=en-us

>

> Mike

>

Bob,

 

Thanks but I've tried that, I've even tried changing the registry key for

this from 0 to 1 and from 1 to 0 to simulate this selection/deselection

process.

 

Mie

 

"Bob I" wrote:

> Try set to to require a password, apply, and then set it to NOT require

> a password. In other words toggle it through a full cycle. ON and back

> off again.

>

> Mike H wrote:

>

> > Apologies for this re-post but I didn't get an answer that solved the problem

> > of being asked for a password after my screensaver has kicked in.

> >

> > To recap:-

> >

> > The screensaver i'm using "My Picture Slideshow" doesn't require a password.

> > Screensaver setup "on resume password protect" is not checked.

> > The "Prompt for password when computer resumes fron standby" on the advanced

> > tab of power management is not checked.

> >

> > Despite this I am still being made to enter a password. Any further thoughts?

> >

> > Her's the link to the previous thread.

> >

> > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.general&mid=f1a7756a-a30d-4025-833c-64d35bd2395d&sloc=en-us

> >

> > Mike

> >

>

>

Perhaps Windows key plus "L" is getting invoked?

 

Mike H wrote:

> Bob,

>

> Thanks but I've tried that, I've even tried changing the registry key for

> this from 0 to 1 and from 1 to 0 to simulate this selection/deselection

> process.

>

> Mie

>

> "Bob I" wrote:

>

>

>>Try set to to require a password, apply, and then set it to NOT require

>>a password. In other words toggle it through a full cycle. ON and back

>>off again.

>>

>>Mike H wrote:

>>

>>

>>>Apologies for this re-post but I didn't get an answer that solved the problem

>>>of being asked for a password after my screensaver has kicked in.

>>>

>>>To recap:-

>>>

>>>The screensaver i'm using "My Picture Slideshow" doesn't require a password.

>>>Screensaver setup "on resume password protect" is not checked.

>>>The "Prompt for password when computer resumes fron standby" on the advanced

>>>tab of power management is not checked.

>>>

>>>Despite this I am still being made to enter a password. Any further thoughts?

>>>

>>>Her's the link to the previous thread.

>>>

>>>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/newsgroups/reader.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.general&mid=f1a7756a-a30d-4025-833c-64d35bd2395d&sloc=en-us

>>>

>>>Mike

>>>

>>

>>