Multiple users that aren't really there

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I have an application (DVD Builder) that has been working fine, but now when
I try to start it I get a message that says it cannot be started because
there is another user logged in and the app is running under their account.
I am instructed to log off the other user and then start the app. The
problem is that there are no other accounts set up on this machine! I am
using a fairly recent XP Home installation and everything has been running
fine until now. I only set up one account with no password and disabled the
guest account. There aren't any other computers on the network. I even
double checked USERS in control panel to see if something was set up that I
didn't know about, but it only showed my main account. Any suggestions or
information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
 
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The message is probably coming from the app (someone had to program this check into the app - normally you can start a program as many times as you want).

So you should ask at DVD Builder web site. Then search google. I have (and google also searched roxio's site as well) but you didn't provide the full text of the error. Ctrl + C in a message box copies the message box to the clipboard.

As a wild guess the engine service has been configured with a user account rather than a system account.

In pro

tasklist /v

will list running proceses and who is running them. So will task manager if you tick the box that says show proceses for all users.
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"GEMphotography" <GEMphotography@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6912925E-1E54-4B1C-83FB-C91567195E69@microsoft.com...
>I have an application (DVD Builder) that has been working fine, but now when
> I try to start it I get a message that says it cannot be started because
> there is another user logged in and the app is running under their account.
> I am instructed to log off the other user and then start the app. The
> problem is that there are no other accounts set up on this machine! I am
> using a fairly recent XP Home installation and everything has been running
> fine until now. I only set up one account with no password and disabled the
> guest account. There aren't any other computers on the network. I even
> double checked USERS in control panel to see if something was set up that I
> didn't know about, but it only showed my main account. Any suggestions or
> information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!
 
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http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=%22DVD+Builder%22+logged+account&meta=lr%3Dlang_en

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"GEMphotography" <GEMphotography@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6912925E-1E54-4B1C-83FB-C91567195E69@microsoft.com...
>I have an application (DVD Builder) that has been working fine, but now when
> I try to start it I get a message that says it cannot be started because
> there is another user logged in and the app is running under their account.
> I am instructed to log off the other user and then start the app. The
> problem is that there are no other accounts set up on this machine! I am
> using a fairly recent XP Home installation and everything has been running
> fine until now. I only set up one account with no password and disabled the
> guest account. There aren't any other computers on the network. I even
> double checked USERS in control panel to see if something was set up that I
> didn't know about, but it only showed my main account. Any suggestions or
> information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!