OK, there is a solution - disconnect the keyboard on the secondary. If the keyboard is connected, windows wants the password to come from that keyboard apparently.......
MQuinn
For me - ctrl-Alt-End exits multiplicty and terminates the session - not useful. I want to bring up the task manager. Nothing works to type in the password or user name field (hadn't tried username because it was already correct). The first problem I can live with working around, but not being able to log on without a keyboard is killer..... The only other thing I can think of to try is to go find a USB keybaord rathe
I have 2 machines with WinXP, both running on a domain.... If I reboot the secondary, I cannot type a password in the login after hitting control-alt-delete - the mouse works fine, tab works, enter works, etc., but if I try to fill in the password - no workee..... Worse yet, dragging out the secondaries "real" keyboard - it's disconnected until I move the mouse back to my primary. Using "Logoff" and trying to log back on has the exact same issue.<