Reply With QuoteNope,
Windows 98/98SE/ME are not secured OSes.
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Music Geek
In Windows Me is there anyway to disable the guest account? just the other day my brother got on my computer without me knowing, booted to Me and just clicked cancel when it asked for a password... Instant access... i want to stop it, but how to do so?
CompyLappy Ver. 2.0Pentium IV Celeron @ 2.20GHzPentium Dual Core @ 2.16GHz1.5GB RAM2GB RAM (soon to be upgraded to 4 gb)64MB Integrated Intel Graphics (i'm not a gamer, so i just use it for compatibility.)Intel GMA 4500 256MBWindows 2000/XP/MEWindows XP Pro
Amateur Master Geek
Nope,
Windows 98/98SE/ME are not secured OSes.
Chicken-head-eating Geek
Yes - it has always been a complete joke from a security standpoint.
You could set a CMOS password or set a password in a Boot Manger such as BiNG or XOSL to inhibit access by non-geeks.
Take nice care of yourselves - Paul - ♪ -
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