Again, another not linux related... but this time not a question or call for help either.
This morning I rebooted my workstation at home and got the funniest error/bug I've ever seen on XP. I use the GUI login method where it lists all accounts, you click on one, type in your password, you login. Well this morning, that didn't work. My service accounts were there, my renamed guest account was there, but both my renamed Admin and power user accounts were not. Thankfully I remembered their names and passwords so I used the alternative login script... but I still found this kind of funny. I can just imagine some poor Windazed user sitting numb in front of the login screen, wondering what to do, after all how do you login when the option to login isn't even offered?
Though I may use Windows as my current dev. interface environment, there is no way I would ever put a Microsoft product anywhere near a live/production environment or mission just because of stuff like this.
This morning I rebooted my workstation at home and got the funniest error/bug I've ever seen on XP. I use the GUI login method where it lists all accounts, you click on one, type in your password, you login. Well this morning, that didn't work. My service accounts were there, my renamed guest account was there, but both my renamed Admin and power user accounts were not. Thankfully I remembered their names and passwords so I used the alternative login script... but I still found this kind of funny. I can just imagine some poor Windazed user sitting numb in front of the login screen, wondering what to do, after all how do you login when the option to login isn't even offered?
Though I may use Windows as my current dev. interface environment, there is no way I would ever put a Microsoft product anywhere near a live/production environment or mission just because of stuff like this.
