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I can't get a scheduled task to run, I want it to open my playlist when the computer starts, I did it before (like a year ago) but now whenever I try to schedule it says that it could not run because the password for the account (mine) is incorrect although I don't have a password set. I tried setting a password but now it would boot up and stay at the user selection screen, making it redundant since I just like flipping my comp on and going dsownstairs or to the bathroom or wherever while it boots up and loads my entire desktop and all the apps set to run on logon.
I tried setting to boot from the hidden Administrator account but it says access is denied -sigh-
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Hey there DL,

Have you tried creating a new user account with Administrator rights - take off the "Welcome" login method and then using the User Profile copying utility to transfer all of your existing applications, desktop etc into the newly created user? I think your current profile sounds as tho it may be corrupt.


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Ah, yea haven't tried that. I have quite a LOT of stuff on this profile though... Will it keep everything single file/setting I have setup on this profile though?

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Yup it should be fine - just do the correct profile copy in > System > Advanced Tab > User Profiles >

You won't lose your old profile anyway so if it doesn't work you can always go back to the old one.


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Allright I'll try that a bit later, thanxs

And, how do I disable the Welcome logon thing?

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Control Panel > Users > change the way users log in and out > un-check the "Welcome page" box


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