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Windows ME logon removal

Click on the hyperlink for instructions for that step.

1. Go to control panel (This link will open in a different window)
2. Double-click on Network.
3. Set Primary Network Logon to Windows Logon
4. Click on OK

Double-click on Passwords

Click on Change Windows Password

Leave Old Password, New Password, and Confirm new password blank

Click on OK

Now your system will not ask you for it again.

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