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Unable to log in on XP using MD5

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Unable to log in on XP using MD5

Unable to log in on XP using MD5

(OP)
I am running MDT 5 on XP and have encountered a problem when try to log in on the PC. The problem seems to reveolve around some long X-Ref names stored in the following directory.

C:\Documents and Settings\user_profile\Application Data\Autodesk\AutoCAD\Recent

Has anybody seen this before.
Thanks
Martyn

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