XP Mode in Windows 7
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From: sdbpastor on 1 Jun 2010 18:44 I installed the xp mode virtualpc for windows 7 and it worked beutifully for about 2 days. Now when I launch it it tells me that the user has been locked out and to contact the administrator. The only way I can run the xp mode virtualpc in windows 7 is to disable the connectivity layer and sign in as the administrator. I haven't changed anything to cause this. I uninstalled the xp mode virtualpc and reinstalled but same thing. I uninstalled it again and restored windows 7 to a time prior to my original installation of the xp mode virtualpc, reinstalled the virtualpc again and it still will not work. Any ideas how to rectify this problem? Michael
From: Robert Comer on 2 Jun 2010 09:10 Do you log your XP Mode VM into a domain? -- Bob Comer "sdbpastor" <sdbpastor(a)charter.net> wrote in message news:ae3a53eb06428cccfc93fb4d230(a)news.microsoft.com... > > I installed the xp mode virtualpc for windows 7 and it worked beutifully > for about 2 days. Now when I launch it it tells me that the user has been > locked out and to contact the administrator. The only way I can run the xp > mode virtualpc in windows 7 is to disable the connectivity layer and sign > in as the administrator. I haven't changed anything to cause this. > > I uninstalled the xp mode virtualpc and reinstalled but same thing. I > uninstalled it again and restored windows 7 to a time prior to my original > installation of the xp mode virtualpc, reinstalled the virtualpc again and > it still will not work. > > Any ideas how to rectify this problem? > > Michael > >
From: sdbpastor on 2 Jun 2010 11:30 Hello Robert, No, I do not log into a domain. This is a lone home pc. It worked fine for a few days in xp mode and then suddenly tells me that the user has been disabled if connectivity is enabled and even then, I can only log in as administrator. Michael > Do you log your XP Mode VM into a domain? > > "sdbpastor" <sdbpastor(a)charter.net> wrote in message > news:ae3a53eb06428cccfc93fb4d230(a)news.microsoft.com... > >> I installed the xp mode virtualpc for windows 7 and it worked >> beutifully for about 2 days. Now when I launch it it tells me that >> the user has been locked out and to contact the administrator. The >> only way I can run the xp mode virtualpc in windows 7 is to disable >> the connectivity layer and sign in as the administrator. I haven't >> changed anything to cause this. >> >> I uninstalled the xp mode virtualpc and reinstalled but same thing. I >> uninstalled it again and restored windows 7 to a time prior to my >> original installation of the xp mode virtualpc, reinstalled the >> virtualpc again and it still will not work. >> >> Any ideas how to rectify this problem? >> >> Michael >>
From: Robert Comer on 3 Jun 2010 22:17 Very weird, then somehow the wrong password is getting entered in the VM and it's getting locked out. -- Bob Comer "sdbpastor" <sdbpastor(a)charter.net> wrote in message news:ae3a53eb08a98ccd055c0de504f(a)news.microsoft.com... > Hello Robert, > > No, I do not log into a domain. This is a lone home pc. It worked fine for > a few days in xp mode and then suddenly tells me that the user has been > disabled if connectivity is enabled and even then, I can only log in as > administrator. > > Michael > >> Do you log your XP Mode VM into a domain? >> >> "sdbpastor" <sdbpastor(a)charter.net> wrote in message >> news:ae3a53eb06428cccfc93fb4d230(a)news.microsoft.com... >> >>> I installed the xp mode virtualpc for windows 7 and it worked >>> beutifully for about 2 days. Now when I launch it it tells me that >>> the user has been locked out and to contact the administrator. The >>> only way I can run the xp mode virtualpc in windows 7 is to disable >>> the connectivity layer and sign in as the administrator. I haven't >>> changed anything to cause this. >>> >>> I uninstalled the xp mode virtualpc and reinstalled but same thing. I >>> uninstalled it again and restored windows 7 to a time prior to my >>> original installation of the xp mode virtualpc, reinstalled the >>> virtualpc again and it still will not work. >>> >>> Any ideas how to rectify this problem? >>> >>> Michael >>> > >
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