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by syscokid
Delete all .pwl files again.
Reboot.
When you get the login screen, leave the password blank and click OK instead of Cancel.
by jbpis
by idtent
whats your OS?
you probably just want to hit enter instead of cancel - so that your password is blank
and you will not be prompted anymore.
by jbpis
by pjpatiky
by jbpis
by pjpatiky
Just to take the time to offer an anwer to your inordinate 20 points you should have been courteous enough to offer one of your answering Posts the 20 points with a offering that the Post did not fully work, but Thanks for taking the time.
The real answer is that you are not going to get rid of that Log On box.
by jbpis
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