Framework 1.1 includes WindowsLogon

[Mick]

Hi,
..NET Framework 1.1 - Hotfix Q831558 includes the windows logon. Is there a
possibility to use minlogon with .net 1.1?

Any suggestions are welcome.

Mick

 

[Andy Allred [MS]]

.Net Framework requires the security features provided by Winlogon. Using
Minlogon w/ Netfx will result in gacutil errors among other things.

Andy

 

[Guest]

Hi,

Do I understand correct that there is no (clean) way of including the .net
1.1 component and to use Minlogon? I don't need the Winlogon security for my
system and currently use MinLogon. The Problem I have with Winlogon and
Automaticlogon is that there are always some Microsoft pop up screens
(...applying user setting...) when the system logs on. Is there a way that I
can turn these popup off? Same goes for the splash screen when the system
goes in Hibernation and wakes up.
Any suggestions are welcome.

Greetings

Mick

 

[Mario Dambauer]

Search through google at this newsgroup, there are several posts of this
topic.

Best Regards,
Mario

 

[Mick]

Thank you for the tip. However I still can't find any information to disable
the hibernation splash screen.
My image is set for /noguiboot I also disabled the show friendly and welcome
screen.

I want to boot the system with my app as a shell. But there are still some
windows popup screens that appear before my app starts and of coarse the
hibernation splash screen.

Please excuse if I overlooked a thread and post the link if you know where
to find the information.

Help is greatly appreciated!!!

Greetings,

Mick

 

[KM]

Mick,

I've post a message to this thread a while ago but it did not seem to get
through my ISP :-(
Anyway, I will repeat it here...

Try adding the following registry value on your image (I'd suggest you to
try it first at runtime to see how well it may work for you):
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\syste
m], "DisableStatusMessages". Set this dword value to "1" and reboot.
After that you should not see "Apply user settings..." and etc. status
screens. Basically, the reg.value suppresses system status messages, which
remind users to wait while the system starts or shuts down, or while users
log on or off.
This entry stores the setting of the Disable Boot / Shutdown / Logon /
Logoff status messages Group Policy. Group Policy adds this entry to the
registry with a value of 1 when you enable the policy. If you disable the
policy or set it to Not configured, Group Policy deletes this entry from the
registry, and the system behaves as though the value is 0.

Hope this help.
BSquare Corp.,
KM

M> Thank you for the tip. However I still can't find any information to
M> disable the hibernation splash screen.
M> My image is set for /noguiboot I also disabled the show friendly and
M> welcome screen.

M> I want to boot the system with my app as a shell. But there are still
M> some windows popup screens that appear before my app starts and of
M> coarse the hibernation splash screen.

M> Please excuse if I overlooked a thread and post the link if you know
M> where to find the information.

M> Help is greatly appreciated!!!

M> Greetings,

M> Mick