Forced logon Win98
A long time ago I read somewhere that a registry key can be modified so the ESC/CANCEL option is disabled when logging onto Windows, i.e you MUST logon. Can somebody help me out?
Brgds Patrick
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A long time ago I read somewhere that a registry key can be modified so the ESC/CANCEL option is disabled when logging onto Windows, i.e you MUST logon. Can somebody help me out?
Brgds Patrick
by radiic
Firstly, setup your computer for multiple users by using the 'Users' wizard in the Control Panel. Create a new user in addition to any existing users, then restart Windows and login as the new user (this will become your new default account).
While you are logged in open your registry and expand the [HKEY_USERS] key, there should be several sub-folders including ".DEFAULT", "Software" and a folder corresponding to the new username you created above.
Open the key listed below (if the 'Run' key does not already exist then create it), and create a new string value named "NoLogon", and set the value to equal "RUNDLL32 shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 0".
Log-off and now when you login using the new username you should gain access to the desktop, but when you press Cancel or enter the wrong password the desktop should partially load, and then the computer should return to the login screen.
by rdschaefer
According to http://registry.winguides.com/
Open (or create) the key [HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run] and create a new string value named "NoLogon", and set the value to equal "RUNDLL32 shell32,SHExitWindowsEx 0".
Ralph
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