Log on problem

[Walter]

Windows 7 Professional 32 bit Sp1 plus all the latest update.
Microsoft Essentials.

When first installed Win 7 it went straight into Windows 7 but in the last few weeks it stops at a screen with my picture and I have to press space bar to continue.

How can I get it to boot straight into Windows as I originally installed it?

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello Walter.


It may be a good idea to run a full malware scan with MBAM, at the link below.

Malwarebytes Free Virus Scanner

​

 

[t-4-2]

Windows 7 Professional 32 bit Sp1 plus all the latest update.
Microsoft Essentials.

When first installed Win 7 it went straight into Windows 7 but in the last few weeks it stops at a screen with my picture and I have to press space bar to continue.

How can I get it to boot straight into Windows as I originally installed it?

>>>> How can I get it to boot straight into Windows

Do you mean you want to bypass your logon screen, ( a screen with my picture ), and go straight to your desktop, ( boot straight into Windows ), ?

If that is actually what you mean, please use this tutorial :
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/377-log-automatically-startup.html

 

[Walter]

Windows 7 Professional 32 bit Sp1 plus all the latest update.
Microsoft Essentials.

When first installed Win 7 it went straight into Windows 7 but in the last few weeks it stops at a screen with my picture and I have to press space bar to continue.

How can I get it to boot straight into Windows as I originally installed it?

>>>> How can I get it to boot straight into Windows

Do you mean you want to bypass your logon screen, ( a screen with my picture ), and go straight to your desktop, ( boot straight into Windows ), ?

If that is actually what you mean, please use this tutorial :
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/377-log-automatically-startup.html

Thank you for your help.
Yes that is what I mean, I will look at the tutorial you mention.

 

[t-4-2]

Windows 7 Professional 32 bit Sp1 plus all the latest update.
Microsoft Essentials.

When first installed Win 7 it went straight into Windows 7 but in the last few weeks it stops at a screen with my picture and I have to press space bar to continue.

How can I get it to boot straight into Windows as I originally installed it?

>>>> How can I get it to boot straight into Windows

Do you mean you want to bypass your logon screen, ( a screen with my picture ), and go straight to your desktop, ( boot straight into Windows ), ?

If that is actually what you mean, please use this tutorial :
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/377-log-automatically-startup.html

Thank you for your help.
Yes that is what I mean, I will look at the tutorial you mention.

You are welcome.

If that is actually what you need, and it works for you, please click the " Mark this thread as solved " button which is somewhere near the top right corner of your original post.
Or, tell us that it works, so we can ask the moderator to close the thread.

 

[Walter]

>>>> How can I get it to boot straight into Windows

Do you mean you want to bypass your logon screen, ( a screen with my picture ), and go straight to your desktop, ( boot straight into Windows ), ?

If that is actually what you mean, please use this tutorial :
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/377-log-automatically-startup.html

Thank you for your help.
Yes that is what I mean, I will look at the tutorial you mention.

You are welcome.

If that is actually what you need, and it works for you, please click the " Mark this thread as solved " button which is somewhere near the top right corner of your original post.
Or, tell us that it works, so we can ask the moderator to close the thread.

I tried the the ink and followed the instructions but still no luck (I ensured that I was logged in as Administrator).

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

Hello Walter.


It may be a good idea to run a full malware scan with MBAM, at the link below.

Malwarebytes Free Virus Scanner

​

Perhaps now you'll take this seriously.

 

[t-4-2]

Thank you for your help.
Yes that is what I mean, I will look at the tutorial you mention.

You are welcome.

If that is actually what you need, and it works for you, please click the " Mark this thread as solved " button which is somewhere near the top right corner of your original post.
Or, tell us that it works, so we can ask the moderator to close the thread.

I tried the the ink and followed the instructions but still no luck (I ensured that I was logged in as Administrator).

Run the malwarebytes as suggested to you. Hopefully, that solves your problem.

If it does not, it could possibly be that your admin account is corrupted.
To ascertain that fact, create another admin account > logon to that new account > use the tutorial to enable Logon Automatically at Startup, and see if you have the same issue.

 

[Walter]

You are welcome.

If that is actually what you need, and it works for you, please click the " Mark this thread as solved " button which is somewhere near the top right corner of your original post.
Or, tell us that it works, so we can ask the moderator to close the thread.

I tried the the ink and followed the instructions but still no luck (I ensured that I was logged in as Administrator).

Run the malwarebytes as suggested to you. Hopefully, that solves your problem.

If it does not, it could possibly be that your admin account is corrupted.
To ascertain that fact, create another admin account > logon to that new account > use the tutorial to enable Logon Automatically at Startup, and see if you have the same issue.

I have run the malwarebytes on all of my drives but that did not reveale any malware, I tried createing another Administrator logon, restarteded my PC but the same problem.
I think that I will just have to put up with it.

Thanks for all your suggestions.

 

[t-4-2]

I tried the the ink and followed the instructions but still no luck (I ensured that I was logged in as Administrator).

Run the malwarebytes as suggested to you. Hopefully, that solves your problem.

If it does not, it could possibly be that your admin account is corrupted.
To ascertain that fact, create another admin account > logon to that new account > use the tutorial to enable Logon Automatically at Startup, and see if you have the same issue.

I have run the malwarebytes on all of my drives but that did not reveale any malware, I tried createing another Administrator logon, restarteded my PC but the same problem.
I think that I will just have to put up with it.

Thanks for all your suggestions.

Sadly, I have no more ideas.
Sorry.