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How can I temporarily bypass the Welcome Screen in Windows XP?

Windows XP uses that idiot proof welcome screen where all one has to do is click the stupid icon of a user and wham! He's logged on. 

Not only does the welcome screen hog resources, but it's bound to another XP feature - the Fast User Switching method.

Sometimes the Welcome screen in XP can drive you nuts...

You CAN temporarily disable the Welcome screen by clicking on CTRL + ALT + DEL twice when the Welcome screen appears.

You will then receive the original logon screen found in W2K and in XP Pro that is a part of a domain.

You can then press ESC to come back to the Welcome screen if you want.

BTW, for this to work there shouldn't be any users logged on.

 


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