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Fast User Switching in Windows XP


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jacobt

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Hi everybody. When I try to select the "Change the way users log on and log off" option under the User Accounts control panel in Windows XP I get an error box and the options are unavailable. It is all fairly self-explanatory by the pictures I will include. I was wondering if I could fix this via SFC or something like this. It's not too big of a deal but if anybody has any input I would appreciate it. Thank you.

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MichWasHere

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Hi there,

You might want to read this if you have Intel Proset drivers installed :) An option in the driver setup turns off Fast User Switching.

http://www.intel.com...b/cs-025792.htm
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one of your programs replaced the stock Msgina.dll with their own...you can set it back following the instructions at this link here..
get the stock msgina.dll here...

Edited by happyrck, 23 February 2008 - 09:11 AM.

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Thank you all for the help. I was able to resolve the problem and it actually did have to do with the Intel Wireless LAN driver.
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