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by mikex
Start regedit and navigate to the following Key:
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Winlogon"
Double click on DefaultUserName and enter the
user name you wish to use.
Add a new String Value and name it AutoAdminLogon
Set it's value to 1
Add another String Value and name it
DefaultPassword Set it's value to the password
of the user in "DefaultUserName"
NOTE: if the password for the account is blank,
the AutoLogon will only work one time, then revert back to a manual logon.
Depending on your settings, Modify DefaultDomainName
to the name of your domain or the name of your computer.
To logon as a different user, just hold down the
shift key while logging out. The normal logon prompt
should appear.
To Disable AutoLogon, change the value in the
AutoAdminLogon to 0
by bob
Thanks, Mikex.
This is exactly the information that I was looking for.
Excellent and precise.
by bob
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