user account question

[Rickp400]

ok i have this question but first to get a better idea

Windows Vista Premium 64bit

when i start or restart my computer: it load up to the log screen which is before i can get to my desktop.

the only thing i see is my user account is mine and or if the guest visible.

ok i just recently discovered i did not know this till i looked make a second user account which i intended to create.

i went to user account and then to manage.

what should have been there is the administrator with a user name i made for it and a guest account, but i discovered this:

the ASP.NET Machine Account which i dont see on my other computer. How this get here and from what i found out this

is a microsoft thing and i dont know how this happened. i googled to find out about it that what i found out it on this

miscrosoft site about asp.net.

does any one know about this and what is your input?

thanks,

Rick

[bludgard]

Hi,Rickp400.

ASP.NET is an account created on your system if you install beta software from MS.Be it an Office product,Antivirus/malware (such as Microsoft security Essentials-beta),probably Explorer-beta....The list goes on.It's a development tool used by MS to monitor the activities/failures/bugs of the program in development.If you are a developer of beta programs,you should probably keep this around.If not,well then you probably wont need it.

Hope this is helpful.I hate beta programs.I got other tinkerin' to do.;)

[Rickp400]

Hi,Rickp400.

ASP.NET is an account created on your system if you install beta software from MS.Be it an Office product,Antivirus/malware (such as Microsoft security Essentials-beta),probably Explorer-beta....The list goes on.It's a development tool used by MS to monitor the activities/failures/bugs of the program in development.If you are a developer of beta programs,you should probably keep this around.If not,well then you probably wont need it.

Hope this is helpful.I hate beta programs.I got other tinkerin' to do.;)

i did do a explorer 9 beta and i removed it

and i will wait for the full version or last stage of the beta before the final release

not sure about it but that all i have done on that

so if i dont need it how to remove it ??

thanks,

Rick

[MANEMAN]

Hey Rick.

Jeez did I just say "Hayrick" ? :)

We aim to make posts amusing as well as informative Rick. Sometimes we can be seen as "Stepping over the line" as far as the humourless are concerned. Here's hoping you're not humourless Rick. :P

Please read humorless for U.S. - (i.e - There is a spelling difference)

-If you are really far east of the U.S. like you say you are, -

-Hmmmm............ Asia for instance, or the Bangledeshi areas of the U.K. ( Which by-the-way is in the West) you will understand both spelling contexts. :)

This humour is aimed at keeping forum readership up, and keeping spammers and timewasters down, and to turn-around any such posts to make them informative and educational. Thus the spammer or timewaster finds his/her (Spam/Timewasting) post self defeating. - Sorta special innit ? :) - All done by Androids. :D

What you may well describe, - as a Win-Lose situation. - The winner being the computer education for readership of the forum. :) ( As I've already said, - sorta self defeating for the spammer/timewaster )

Anyway, - having explained things so as not to upset you with edgy humour, - I digress. - On to your problem. :)

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Removal of ASP.net

so if i dont need it how to remove it ??

Simple Rick. You type in "removal of asp.net" into the Google search bar. (Google is a search engine by the way)

And it comes back with THIS: * Removal of asp.net * (Click on the purple writing like NOW! Rick !)

To inform you any further would be seen as "Spoonfeeding" Rick, and as an insult to your intelligence. -

- So I wont do it.

Thanks to your post a few people will now know about IE9, why asp.net is produced, and how to uninstall asp.net.

I think you could well be up for a teaching post in the future Rick.

Hope you've enjoyed the humour/humor Ricky, and are proud that you have been part of a "Windows Forum Turnaround" in the education stakes.

Between us we have managed to turn your post into something which is both informative and educational. - Kudos. :)

Hope you have enjoyed the humour/humor.

This has been an automated response to your query. we do hope that you will now be able to remove asp.net from your computer by the means described by our aforementioned automated response.

John. (Fully automated.)