Those dont have to be disabled to automatically logon using the steps I wrote out for her. The ONLY ones that need to be disabled are the Guest account and any ones that were manually created by the user (like they decided Bob needed a think to click that said Bob so he would feel special, so they gave him one, and Little Suzy felt left out, so she got her own too...) And since the computer will be logging on automatically, those become superfluous anyway since you aren't going to be choosing what account you want to log in under.
That's all well and good but, well, what if Bob and Suzy want to keep their accounts? (Even with automatic login enabled there is still the logoff feature and - I don't recall if it works - fast user switching?)
Better still (and no, no one is going to listen to this - but don't blame that on me) what if RWS wanted to do things the "proper" way and use the computer as a simple user instead of as an administrator? But, then again, it seems we (myself included) always use our PCs with administrative rights and then many of use (myself excluded unless I work really hard at it) end up contracting malware or just a variety of errors that simply shouldn't/wouldn't happen with a "least required user rights" setup.
(NEVER have just a single administrator user on your account by the way. Do you keep only a single set of keys for a car or a house? ALWAYS have a spare.)
Again, you can do all sorts of things in a variety of ways. You can partition your drive via command line if you wanted or make something look entirely like it is working while in reality it isn't. Then again, if you want, you can do it the right way - the way that ensures that it works (except in your case it seems) - and doesn't cause any additional harm to your system.
One additional point - though the title of the page is not applicable here - is, if you want to change your account (and have it all work nice and properly) and you want to retain the information (such as bookmarks, files, documents, favorites, etc) from the old account:
http://kgiii.info...rupt_profile.htmlOne benefit of this is that applications installed will, hopefully, then pick up your username instead of "OEMDellXPHome" or something silly and improperly coded applications will still install properly as well as temp files getting cleaned properly as has sometimes been an issue though not so common. Not so important to most of us would be that authenticating on some networks then becomes problematic.
