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Maurice SAAB
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      11-20-2011
hello:
I'm the only user of my computer, when I restart (from hibernate) I have
to click on my username icon.
how to avoid that? (this changed recently, I don't know why)

thanks in advance







 
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      11-20-2011

"Maurice SAAB" <> wrote in message news:jaaka3$gsd$...
> hello:
> I'm the only user of my computer, when I restart (from hibernate) I have to click on my username icon.
> how to avoid that? (this changed recently, I don't know why)
>
> thanks in advance
>


I don't have my Win7 laptop handy at the moment, but I believe that's under power options. There's a check box for
"Prompt for password when computer resumes from standby" or some similar wording. Uncheck that box and you won't be
prompted.
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      11-20-2011
On Sun, 20 Nov 2011 07:23:37 -0500, SC Tom wrote:
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> "Maurice SAAB" <> wrote in message
> news:jaaka3$gsd$...
> > I'm the only user of my computer, when I restart (from hibernate)
> > I have to click on my username icon. how to avoid that? (this
> > changed recently, I don't know why)

>
> I don't have my Win7 laptop handy at the moment, but I believe
> that's under power options. There's a check box for "Prompt for
> password when computer resumes from standby" or some similar
> wording. Uncheck that box and you won't be prompted.


I don't have an answer, but I don't think that's what he's saying. I
*do* have that box checked, but when the computer wakes from sleep or
hibernation my username is on screen and the password field has
focus, so I just type my password and don't have to click on my
username icon. I don't know why the OP does.

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Ed Cryer
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      11-20-2011
On 20/11/2011 10:20, Maurice SAAB wrote:
> hello:
> I'm the only user of my computer, when I restart (from hibernate) I have
> to click on my username icon.
> how to avoid that? (this changed recently, I don't know why)
>
> thanks in advance
>
>
>
>


You are the only user but are there other accounts, e.g. Administrator?

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      11-20-2011
On 20/11/2011 14:23, SC Tom wrote:
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> "Maurice SAAB" <> wrote in message
> news:jaaka3$gsd$...
>> hello:
>> I'm the only user of my computer, when I restart (from hibernate) I
>> have to click on my username icon.
>> how to avoid that? (this changed recently, I don't know why)
>>
>> thanks in advance
>>

>
> I don't have my Win7 laptop handy at the moment, but I believe that's
> under power options. There's a check box for "Prompt for password when
> computer resumes from standby" or some similar wording. Uncheck that box
> and you won't be prompted.


works very well, thank you
 
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      11-20-2011

"Maurizio" <> wrote in message news:jabcit$hti$...
> On 20/11/2011 14:23, SC Tom wrote:
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>> "Maurice SAAB" <> wrote in message
>> news:jaaka3$gsd$...
>>> hello:
>>> I'm the only user of my computer, when I restart (from hibernate) I
>>> have to click on my username icon.
>>> how to avoid that? (this changed recently, I don't know why)
>>>
>>> thanks in advance
>>>

>>
>> I don't have my Win7 laptop handy at the moment, but I believe that's
>> under power options. There's a check box for "Prompt for password when
>> computer resumes from standby" or some similar wording. Uncheck that box
>> and you won't be prompted.

>
> works very well, thank you


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