Remove "Welcome to Windows" pop up

Please read Technet article Q152104, "How to Prevent a Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me Logon Prompt at Startup"

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q152104
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It's really simple.

1) delete all *.pwl files (password lists)
2) go to control panel --> network and make sure your primary logon is not set to "Client for" anything --> change it to Windows Family Logon.
3) save
4) shutdown the computer
5) power it back on and at the password logon, click on OK without changing anything.

Thereafter, you will not be prompted for any logon or password again.

The easiest thing to do is right click on your network neighborhood icon (or you can to the control panel and double click on the network icon) choose properties. At the top you will see tabs, make sure the configuration tab is selected. There is a box called Primary Network Logon, hit the down arrow and select Windows Logon. You will be asked to restart your PC. When you do, do not enter any passwords or usernames in. Simply click OK leaving everything blank.

if it has a network icon insted of key icon
first u right click on ur network neighborhood on ur desktop then click properties
now sort-of on the bottom on the page that opened up it will say ,i hope, it will say client of network or something like that click that and a drop down box will apear and under that it will say windows logon click that. then apply and restart and it should go away:)

I use a program called "Tweak UI" to change that and many more Windows settings.

It's available for Windows 95/98/NT/Me/2000 at http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2341-2830963.html

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