Click "Start," select "All Programs" and choose "ThinkVantage."
Click "Client Security Solution."
Click "Advanced/Manage Security Policies."
Select "Log on to Windows" on the left pane.
Click "Disable Client Security Logon Interface" on the right pane. Click "OK." Restart the computer.
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