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    Default how to disable logon screen in XP Pro

    I disabled the Ctrl+Alt+Del, but is there a way to bypass it entirely? so it'll boot up like XP Home does? we dont use a PW anyways at work, but its annoying to have to go back to the comp and hit enter in the morning to get past it

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    Default Re: how to disable logon screen in XP Pro

    Control Panel - Users
    Isnt there an option here to "use logon screen" or something like that?

    I'm on a home machine, so I'm not 100% sure.. coming from memory here. .

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    Default Re: how to disable logon screen in XP Pro

    nope, just the checkbox for the ctrl+alt+del thing under advanced

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    Default Re: how to disable logon screen in XP Pro

    Hmm.. what about an option to assume a particular user is always logged in to the computer? I'm sure I've seen something like this in Pro!

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    Default Re: how to disable logon screen in XP Pro

    I'll have to play with it more later, I cant see anything that jumps out at me right now

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    Quote Originally Posted by SXRguyinMA View Post
    I'll have to play with it more later, I cant see anything that jumps out at me right now
    Most of my copies do that when there's only one user. I don't know where the setting to assume that one particular user is logged in is in xp.
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    Default Re: how to disable logon screen in XP Pro

    I remember doing it with XP home on my computer, when I installed SP3 it made the logon screen appear, but I did whats been said, just check disable logon, and all was good. no go for Pro though. maybe its because theres more than one user set up. but we only use one lol

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    I have two users on home, but automatically sign in to one. but again, there was a checkbox under users. I am on Pro right now, and I don't see it anywhere either.
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    I figured there was a regedit to be had, lol

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