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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
hi,
We have changed our machines (XP Prof) to Log On automatically at reboot (AutoAdmin = 1), which works fine when the pc's reboot. But, when we log off, the pc does not log on automatically again, this is the case only after rebooting the machine. What has to be changed in the registry so the machines log on automatically as well after a simple logoff ? PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
None. Don't log out.
-- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Read David defending the concept of violence. http://margokingston.typepad.com/har...e_ga.html#more ================================================= " Screaming Eagles 101" fiwiATbelgacomDOTnet wrote in message ... hi, We have changed our machines (XP Prof) to Log On automatically at reboot (AutoAdmin = 1), which works fine when the pc's reboot. But, when we log off, the pc does not log on automatically again, this is the case only after rebooting the machine. What has to be changed in the registry so the machines log on automatically as well after a simple logoff ? PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
You are incorrect.
I have seen a registry entry that allows what the OP just said, or was it a security edit? I cannot recall for sure where I saw it.. but there IS a way! Perhaps someone else can help. "David Candy" . wrote in message ... None. Don't log out. -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Read David defending the concept of violence. http://margokingston.typepad.com/har...e_ga.html#more ================================================= " Screaming Eagles 101" fiwiATbelgacomDOTnet wrote in message ... hi, We have changed our machines (XP Prof) to Log On automatically at reboot (AutoAdmin = 1), which works fine when the pc's reboot. But, when we log off, the pc does not log on automatically again, this is the case only after rebooting the machine. What has to be changed in the registry so the machines log on automatically as well after a simple logoff ? PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
"kenny" schreef in bericht
... You are incorrect. I have seen a registry entry that allows what the OP just said, or was it a security edit? I cannot recall for sure where I saw it.. but there IS a way! Perhaps someone else can help. "David Candy" . wrote in message ... None. Don't log out. -- It can be done, because we have one or two pc's that actually do what we want here, trouble is I have compared both registries for hours now, and I cannot find it.... Our IT department also says that it's possible but they haven't found it yet too... PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
here you go: (tell me if this solves your problem)
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache...r+logout&hl=el By default, Windows 2000 will return a logon prompt after logging out. To force autologon when a user logs off, add: ForceAutoLogon:Reg_SZ = 1 Kenny www.computerboom.com " Screaming Eagles 101" fiwiATbelgacomDOTnet wrote in message . .. "kenny" schreef in bericht ... You are incorrect. I have seen a registry entry that allows what the OP just said, or was it a security edit? I cannot recall for sure where I saw it.. but there IS a way! Perhaps someone else can help. "David Candy" . wrote in message ... None. Don't log out. -- It can be done, because we have one or two pc's that actually do what we want here, trouble is I have compared both registries for hours now, and I cannot find it.... Our IT department also says that it's possible but they haven't found it yet too... PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/780/
" Screaming Eagles 101" fiwiATbelgacomDOTnet wrote in message . .. "kenny" schreef in bericht ... You are incorrect. I have seen a registry entry that allows what the OP just said, or was it a security edit? I cannot recall for sure where I saw it.. but there IS a way! Perhaps someone else can help. "David Candy" . wrote in message ... None. Don't log out. -- It can be done, because we have one or two pc's that actually do what we want here, trouble is I have compared both registries for hours now, and I cannot find it.... Our IT department also says that it's possible but they haven't found it yet too... PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kba...aticLogon.html
" Screaming Eagles 101" fiwiATbelgacomDOTnet wrote in message . .. "kenny" schreef in bericht ... You are incorrect. I have seen a registry entry that allows what the OP just said, or was it a security edit? I cannot recall for sure where I saw it.. but there IS a way! Perhaps someone else can help. "David Candy" . wrote in message ... None. Don't log out. -- It can be done, because we have one or two pc's that actually do what we want here, trouble is I have compared both registries for hours now, and I cannot find it.... Our IT department also says that it's possible but they haven't found it yet too... PHIL -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
here you go: (tell me if this solves your problem)
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache...target.c om/a rticles/15/view.asp%3Fid%3D4087+autologon+after+logout&hl=el By default, Windows 2000 will return a logon prompt after logging out. To force autologon when a user logs off, add: ForceAutoLogon:Reg_SZ = 1 Kenny www.computerboom.com Outdamnstanding ! Great links, thank you very much, Phil -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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AutoAdminlogon = 1 = Reboot is OK, re-logon not.
You are welcome... I just like proving people wrong whenever they imply
that this or that is "impossible" just as David Candy did. Kenny www.computerboom.com " Screaming Eagles 101" fiwiATbelgacomDOTnet wrote in message ... here you go: (tell me if this solves your problem) http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache...target.c om/a rticles/15/view.asp%3Fid%3D4087+autologon+after+logout&hl=el By default, Windows 2000 will return a logon prompt after logging out. To force autologon when a user logs off, add: ForceAutoLogon:Reg_SZ = 1 Kenny www.computerboom.com Outdamnstanding ! Great links, thank you very much, Phil -- http://users.skynet.be/101airborne Official Site of the 463rd PFA |
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