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xls failed to load. I reinstalled the upgrade again, and this time it successfully loaded the It did not load the upgrade again. I rebooted my computer, entered a valid upgrade key, and it now successfully loads. Does anybody know how to fix this? I have a screenshot of how the function bar looks when I try to upgrade. A: Apparently, the.xls is just a way for you to open the Windows product key, and the upgrade is performed by a SQL Server. If you can no longer load the.xls file, you cannot upgrade. What you are probably seeing is a symptom of the autologon feature. When this feature is enabled in Windows Vista, the first time that the user logs in (after the system has been rebooted) they are asked to enter a product key. If the user fails to enter the key, they will not be able to log in. This is a feature that is likely enabled by default, but I don't know why. It seems to me that it is more of a annoyance than anything. I never see it used by anyone I know. The default autologon should be disabled. In order to disable it, open Control Panel, click User Accounts, double-click on your user name, click Advanced and make sure that the box labeled "Require user name and password" is unchecked. You can also find it in the Automatic logon section. 1919 in aviation This is a list of aviation-related events from 1919. Events Henri Prudhomme et Compagnie established a refueling station on the St. Lawrence River, allowing aerial refueling of aircraft to be performed for the first time. January 8 – The British flying boat Llanover is destroyed by fire after the aircraft crashes into the sea off the coast of southern England. The subsequent investigation blames pilot error. World aircraft production World aircraft production in 1919: January January 1 – The Imperial Russian Air Force is reorganized into the Russian Air Force. February February 2 – The Royal Aircraft Factory A.E.2B, an early British single-engined biplane fighter aircraft, first flies. February 8 – Japanese pilots of the Imperial Japanese Navy's 1st Air Group win the first combat victories for their country in the Russo-Japanese War, downing
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