Recent content by swtdivalove

If it will remove both the picture and frame? YEP! I'm a computer tech, so no worries about registry hacks. I know my way around pretty decently.

Nope... Already did that. What I am talking about is you boot up your computer, and then you get to the logon screen you are presented the user account picture w/frame and the username/password fields. That's the picture/frame that I want to remove.

Not really what I was wanting. Anyone else?

Just as the title suggests, I would like to remove the picture and frame entirely from the logon screen, but leave the logon as it is. Any ideas or suggestions on how to do this? I've spent the better part of 2 hours trying to figure it out and researching this.

I like seeing the dos style over the fancy-clickity-click type of address bar.

The actual address bar where you type in the location.

The second graphic... The one for XP is what I'm wanting!

Again... NOPE! It's NOT the arrows... I don't like the address bar at all. I like the old style address bar. It looks EXACTLY like the address bar in Internet Explorer is what I am wanting. *shakes her head and wonders how many different ways she can explain it* You do remember the regular...

Just look at any Windows XP Machine's Windows Explorer address bar. :) Or, even better... Just look at an address bar of any web browser. I typed this into IE: c:\windows\system32 and it opened explorer up into that folder.

I could not find an option anywhere to turn off the button styled address bar. And no, I don't mean to change the arrows. I'm just looking for the old style address bar.

Simple... I like the old style Windows Explorer address bar, not this fancy clicky do-dad. c:\Windows\System32 <--That style is what I want. Now, I know I can type it in, but eh... I like the old style better.

While the new address bar is truly unique, I am finding it a bit annoying. I would like to just keep the old style address bar that I found in previous windows. However, I've not found a way to do this yet. So, what I am hoping is that one of you high tech'ed gurus and geeks will help me find...

I'm just glad that I got it sorted, and hope this helps anyone else with the issue.

Just thought I would find this quite interesting, so I did a speed test... Um... I thought I was only suppose to get 12mb/1mb? Guess not! Comcast loves me! Here's another result from TestMy.Net: :::.. testmy.net test results ..::: Download Connection is:: 14268 Kbps about 14.27 Mbps...

Get this... I'm looking at an amazing desktop! Finally, after 2 days of fumbling around trying to get it to work!