How do I make Windows Vista automatically logon to my account instead of logging on automatically to Administrator?

When I start up Windows Vista, it automatically logs onto the Administrator account, rather than onto my user account. How can I get Vista to go automatically to my user? Asked by dr.markellis 34 months ago Similar questions: make Windows Vista automatically logon account logging Administrator Computers > Software.

Similar questions: make Windows Vista automatically logon account logging Administrator.

If I was you and I diddn't need the administrator account I would delete it, but as you have it you obviusly need/want it. I think it is automatically set to log onto the administrator account, but you could try adding a password to the administrator account, and take off any password you already have on your personal account and it should automatically log onto your account when you turn on your pc. Regards Josh Sources: Me and My Computer Josh_Alexander's Recommendations Windows Vista For Dummies Amazon List Price: $21.99 Used from: $9.96 Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 42 reviews) Windows Vista: The Missing Manual Amazon List Price: $34.99 Used from: $16.94 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 56 reviews) Microsoft Windows Vista Step by Step Amazon List Price: $24.99 Used from: $10.89 Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 21 reviews) Ps, for the top book, im not calling you a dummy ;) .

1 Oh good, another Vista complaint! Welcome to the wonderful world of Vista! It has a mind of its own (artificial intelligence) and will do whatever it pleases, when it pleases, and where and how it pleases and it makes no difference what you try to do it will do what it wants and not what you want it to do.

Now - don't you wish you had good old XP back? Wish I could help you, but with Vista, there's not much anyone can do to help, you just kind of have to hope it decides to do what you want.

Oh good, another Vista complaint! Welcome to the wonderful world of Vista! It has a mind of its own (artificial intelligence) and will do whatever it pleases, when it pleases, and where and how it pleases and it makes no difference what you try to do it will do what it wants and not what you want it to do.

Now - don't you wish you had good old XP back? Wish I could help you, but with Vista, there's not much anyone can do to help, you just kind of have to hope it decides to do what you want.

2 If this were happening on XP, I would start using passwords on the different accounts to prevent automatic logon to anything. The passwords would present a slight inconvenience but could be just single letters. Try it on Vista.

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2 If this were happening on XP, I would start using passwords on the different accounts to prevent automatic logon to anything. The passwords would present a slight inconvenience but could be just single letters. Try it on Vista.

If this were happening on XP, I would start using passwords on the different accounts to prevent automatic logon to anything. The passwords would present a slight inconvenience but could be just single letters. Try it on Vista.

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