Correct way to eliminate Windows Logon Prompt
Russ Jury
jury at plains.nodak.edu
Sat Jan 25 20:27:26 EST 1997
In the Registry, there is a flag (not appearing by default) called
"AutoLogon" under the
"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,SOFTWARE,Microsoft,Windows,CurrentVersion,Network"
On most systems, this binary value needs to be added - make sure it is a
binary value. By default this is 1 (enabled) change the value to 0
(disabled) so that it will not ask you to login. (might want to try
AutoLogin if this doesn't work - I can't remember which is correct...)
To log into Novell anytime later, you can run LoginW95 (or whatever the
program is called...) This is also the only way I know to enable Win95 to
automatically login to Novell. (by running "loginw95 .username.context
/cont" in the Startup group) Notice there cannot be a password for the
username to autologin.
-Russ J.
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Russ Jury
Information Technology
North Dakota State University Library
jury at plains.nodak.edu
Home: 701.239.9664
Work: 701.231.7288
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