What happened to my normal shut down menu?

I want the normal shut down screen. The one that is default on Windows where you can press one of the three buttons for Shut down, restart and suspend. How do I get it back? This is what I got now:

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And why did it change to this one anyway?
 
No I did not just upgrade to SP2. I have always had it. I did however unclick the box that says "use the welcome screen" under the section that says "change the way users log on or off" in the user's accounts section. I did that so Windows would automatically log into my account.
 
With an edit of the system registry you can have Windows boot direct to the desktop did you know that? By having the welcome screen option checked as well as the fast user option the shutdown menu will be seen at the default three choices.
 
speaking of booting and shut down

how do u bypass the User Account selection screen on boot-up when you only have 1 user


i just installed windows xp-2 slip stream disc and when i boot i have to select my user account when theres only one on there
 
With an edit of the system registry you can have Windows boot direct to the desktop did you know that? By having the welcome screen option checked as well as the fast user option the shutdown menu will be seen at the default three choices.

Ok well how do I do this so it boots directly to the desktop and I have the normal XP windows?
 
speaking of booting and shut down

how do u bypass the User Account selection screen on boot-up when you only have 1 user


i just installed windows xp-2 slip stream disc and when i boot i have to select my user account when theres only one on there

CP > User Accounts > Change the way users log on or off > uncheck "use the welcome screen"
 
You won't see that with the registry edit that was found in one registry guide a few years ago. By default you should the administrator and user name prompt. With one registry edit that will disappear with the desktop being the only thing see when Windows finishes loading.
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The quick way to get into the registry is by typing "regedit" at the Run prompt right off of the Start menu and pressing the enter key. That will bring up a new screen. To give you a quick look here's a screenshot.



You will notice the "+" plus signs next to each registry "hive" opens up a list of what looks like a directory of folders. By following the instructions closely you will eventually see the registry values like what is seen on the right side.
"HKEY_LOCALl_MACHINE - Software -Microsoft-Windows NT-Current Version -Windows Logon" HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE is the hive that you open. Next to the "File" choice on the explorer bar at the top left is the "Edit" link. That opens a dropdown menu with "New" at the top for creating a new value. "Modify" allow you to change values on current values or enter a value for a new one created by you.
 
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