Saturday, March 31, 2007

Client Services for NetWare has disabled the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching

The Problem:-

After installing XP and it does not give me the option to select from either one of these two options. When I try, I receive the error: "Client Services for NetWare has disabled the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching. To restore these features you must uninstall Client Services for NetWare. How do I do this?

Resolution:-

There are two ways by which you can reolve the problem.

First Method:-

1]Open control panal.
2.]Open 'NETWORK CONNECTIONS'
3.]Right click on LAN and select 'Properties'
4.]Then where it says 'connection uses the following' click on'Client Services for Netware'
5.]Then press uninstall

Second Method:-

Start>Run>Regedit>OK.

Now navigate to the following key:-
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

and delete GinaDLL key.

13 comments:

Phil, Golf-Swing-Training.net said...

Hi all,

This is an answer, not a question - for those that have come across this problem but can't find CSNW in their network properties in XP.

I have no idea how it happened, but then I have kids. I had no GinaDLL entry in the registry, and changing WinLogon to "1" didn't fix it either.

So...

Follow the first method to get to the network properties (of the network you are using currently). If you can't see any netware entries do the following:

1. Highlight your network, and click install button.
2. Make sure "Client" is highlighted, and click add.
3. Highlight "Client Service for Netware", click OK
4. Allow your PC to restart.

Now follow the first method instructions again, and 'hopefully' CSNW should be there for you to uninstall.

Then you can go back into your control panel "User Accounts" and reselect your welcome screen.

Good luck. Such a simple answer for a stupid problem.

Phil

Anonymous said...

many many thanks for this informationI have been struggleing with this problem all day goingto different forums and did it
Thanks smokeydave

SeveFanClub said...

i have same problem
i think it appear after i installed usb wirelles card (to use my wireless HP printer)

can i uninstal CSNW? or if i do, i will not be able to use wireles network (ad hoc) for printing???
tnx in advance

KIRAN said...

thanx Phil!! ur info helped me chalk out this bug!

Unknown said...

the first option worked...thank u so much!

Unknown said...

Hi,

All this is fine, but can someone tell me is it alrite to uninstall the CSNW. Won't der be any prob?

Chetas R. said...

if i remove client services for netware from my computer then after my internet connection will work plz reply my question so i can took risk for removing these netware client

滄海一聲笑- 笑不出還可以哭 said...

it requires the username and password after install it.
but i never to do it ..
is it possible to login back to windows ?

Unknown said...

ei Phil! YOU ARE THE MAN!
THANKS FOR THE TIP!

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dewdrop said...

Thanx Phil , you're a god. Have been tiring for months wiv the other method. My husband thought i'd installed Netware to keep check on his porn activity! lol.

Anonymous said...

Thanks a lot........
I just followed the instruction and successfully uninstalled it.

intoodeep4you said...

Phil you are the man. I've been trying to fix this problem for months and nothing seem to work. Whaen you know your shit you know your shit and I can say with all confident that your know your shit. Thank you very very much for your help. Have a blessed Merry Christmas and the same for the New Year.

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