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david_ua
I'm running a computer class of about 70 computers where students come
every day. Every night I reset them with a ghost image. I use symantec
Ghost 7.0 and then I multicast the image to the computers. But I want
to upgrade the os to a Windows 2000.
I've setup the windows 2k so that the student doesn't have to fill in
a username and password (automatic login). This setting disappear
after running sysprep and then they have to fill in a username and
password.
The (automatic login)account has only user rights...
I prepared a script(sysprep.inf) to avoid the mini setup and this
works fine.
How can I adjust the setting so that win2k automatically logs in with
the user account?
every day. Every night I reset them with a ghost image. I use symantec
Ghost 7.0 and then I multicast the image to the computers. But I want
to upgrade the os to a Windows 2000.
I've setup the windows 2k so that the student doesn't have to fill in
a username and password (automatic login). This setting disappear
after running sysprep and then they have to fill in a username and
password.
The (automatic login)account has only user rights...
I prepared a script(sysprep.inf) to avoid the mini setup and this
works fine.
How can I adjust the setting so that win2k automatically logs in with
the user account?