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Lorin
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      3rd Feb 2008
How do I set up Vista to allow me to boot straight to the desktop, bypassing
the need to click on a user icon that does not have any password set?
Does this solution (you are providing) also apply when there are multiple
user icons with no passwords?

Please skip the discussion of using or not using a password.
Thanks.

 
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Malke
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      3rd Feb 2008
Lorin wrote:
> How do I set up Vista to allow me to boot straight to the desktop, bypassing
> the need to click on a user icon that does not have any password set?
> Does this solution (you are providing) also apply when there are multiple
> user icons with no passwords?


How could the solution apply when there are multiple users? Going
directly to the Desktop means automatically logging onto one particular
user account. If the other users are accounts that you don't often use,
then that would make sense. You can then bypass the automatic logon by
holding down Shift when Windows is starting if you need to get into a
one of the other accounts.

The instructions at this link work for both XP and Vista:

Configure Windows to Automatically Login (MVP Ramesh) -
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/Autologon.htm


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bumtracks
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      3rd Feb 2008
C:\Windows\System32\control.exe userpasswords2

"Lorin" wrote:

> How do I set up Vista to allow me to boot straight to the desktop, bypassing
> the need to click on a user icon that does not have any password set?
> Does this solution (you are providing) also apply when there are multiple
> user icons with no passwords?
>
> Please skip the discussion of using or not using a password.
> Thanks.
>

 
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Mick Murphy
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      3rd Feb 2008
1. Control Panel>User Accounts anf Family Safety> User Account> change your
password.

2. Have a think about what you wrote re multiple users
If there are multiple users, it can't go straight to the desktop!

You have to click on SOMEBODY'S icon, lol.



"Lorin" wrote:

> How do I set up Vista to allow me to boot straight to the desktop, bypassing
> the need to click on a user icon that does not have any password set?
> Does this solution (you are providing) also apply when there are multiple
> user icons with no passwords?
>
> Please skip the discussion of using or not using a password.
> Thanks.
>

 
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Ron
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      3rd Feb 2008
oh.. another ill informed vista lover user of crap vista os version

go to start button orb perl round thingy, in the search box type =

control userpasswords2

press enter

deselect the users must enter password to log in

in the window that appears type the username and pass of the user you want
to autologin

if the user has no password leave those feilds blank



"Mick Murphy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:147CE253-1715-4D92-9369-(E-Mail Removed)...
> 1. Control Panel>User Accounts anf Family Safety> User Account> change
> your
> password.
>
> 2. Have a think about what you wrote re multiple users
> If there are multiple users, it can't go straight to the desktop!
>
> You have to click on SOMEBODY'S icon, lol.
>
>
>
> "Lorin" wrote:
>
>> How do I set up Vista to allow me to boot straight to the desktop,
>> bypassing
>> the need to click on a user icon that does not have any password set?
>> Does this solution (you are providing) also apply when there are multiple
>> user icons with no passwords?
>>
>> Please skip the discussion of using or not using a password.
>> Thanks.
>>



 
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Frank
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      3rd Feb 2008
Ron wrote:


....well, well, well...another poser for the capin' crunch award!
Hey bozo, how did you ever earn enough $'s to purchase Vista or are you
running a bootleg copy?
Loser!
Wanna dance moron...I have an opening on my dance card...LOL!
Idiot!
Frank
 
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thetruthhurts @homail.com
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      4th Feb 2008
On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:48:29 -0800, Frank <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>Ron wrote:
>
>
>...well, well, well...another poser for the capin' crunch award!
>Hey bozo, how did you ever earn enough $'s to purchase Vista or are you
>running a bootleg copy?
>Loser!
>Wanna dance moron...I have an opening on my dance card...LOL!
>Idiot!
>Frank



Frank, quit propositioning people
 
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Frank
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      4th Feb 2008
thetruthhurts @homail.com wrote:

> On Sun, 03 Feb 2008 14:48:29 -0800, Frank <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>
>>Ron wrote:
>>
>>
>>...well, well, well...another poser for the capin' crunch award!
>>Hey bozo, how did you ever earn enough $'s to purchase Vista or are you
>>running a bootleg copy?
>>Loser!
>>Wanna dance moron...I have an opening on my dance card...LOL!
>>Idiot!
>>Frank

>
>
>
> Frank, quit propositioning people


Snif, snif...what is that stench?...oh, it's you that stinks so badly.
Ugh!
Frank
 
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