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Enable CtrlAltDel feature login in W98

By Andy Bettoni · 15 years ago

I remember that there is a dll for enabling in Win98 the ctrl+alt+del feature for login (like win2000/xp) but I don't remember its name. It should be the same dll needed to use smart card for loggin in.
Is there anyone could help me?
Thanks in advance.
Andy

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by TheChas · 15 years ago In reply to Enable CtrlAltDel feature ...

All that I am aware of is 3rd party utilities.

One that looks to be very effective is Bootguard Plus.

http://www.bootguard.com/

Chas

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