Bug in account name?

The factory default account name for my notebook for vista business
edition is lenovo. I change it to jenovo. but when I select user
profile. it show jenovo\lenovo. It this a bug?? At the system
properties, under computer name tab, from network ID, I change to "this
is a home computer, not part of a business network". Upon restart, it
default back to "computer is part of a business network, used to connect
other computers at work"

"Jenovo" may be the computers name, depending on where you look you may find
account names listed as "computername\username" rather than just the
username. This is standard so i don't think it is a bug...

BTW: To check your computer name open "System Properties", goto the Computer
Name tab and read the textbox labeled name.

"crapit" wrote:

> The factory default account name for my notebook for vista business
> edition is lenovo. I change it to jenovo. but when I select user
> profile. it show jenovo\lenovo. It this a bug?? At the system
> properties, under computer name tab, from network ID, I change to "this
> is a home computer, not part of a business network". Upon restart, it
> default back to "computer is part of a business network, used to connect
> other computers at work"
>

"Jenovo" may be the computers name, depending on where you look you may find
account names listed as "computername\username" rather than just the
username. This is standard so i don't think it is a bug...

BTW: To double check your computer name open "System Properties", goto the
Computer Name tab and read the line that starts "Full computer name".

"crapit" wrote:

> The factory default account name for my notebook for vista business
> edition is lenovo. I change it to jenovo. but when I select user
> profile. it show jenovo\lenovo. It this a bug?? At the system
> properties, under computer name tab, from network ID, I change to "this
> is a home computer, not part of a business network". Upon restart, it
> default back to "computer is part of a business network, used to connect
> other computers at work"
>