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by kevin

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I know this has probably been covered, but I can't find it. We have a number of Win9x machines that log on to our domain. After applying DHCP to these machines (have no ideas what this could have to do with it), they do not get the logon to domain display, it just automatically goes to the desktop. They all have the microsoft clients set to logon to Windows NT domain, but to no avail, typically, they have to log off and back on to finally get the full domain authentication. Any ideas? Thanks

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by syscokid

Run Regedit, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Winlogon, and delete autologon values.

by r_howard65

Under Network Neighborhood you have two areas that need to be configured to have the Domain Log-in.
1. Under Client for Microsoft Networks you must identify the Domain, and Check the box for log in to Domain
2 Under Identification tab(2nd one)there is a listing for machine name, make sure that t is unique for your network, and under workgroup:type in the name of your domain.
3. You also might want to turn master browser to off if you have NT Server so there are no conflicts

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