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OscarVogel
Is there any way to get a message to always appear on Vista's logon screen?
Specifically, I want anyone who logs on to see a note that tells them what
the user's password is.
This Vista PC will be used by our engineers to test their software. It will
not be connected to our network. It only has one user. I don't want to
configure it to automatically logon because we will most probably add more
user accounts. Any one of our engineers may be rebooting the system, and I
want to make sure that they don't have any problem logging back on. I could
tape a post-it note to the monitor that says, "The password for 'User1' is
'P@ssw0rd', but I'd prefer having it appear on the logon screen.
I remember that in Windows 2000 Group Policy there was a way to add some
sort of Administrator's note to the logon box. Is there a simular
capability in Vista?
Thanks!
Specifically, I want anyone who logs on to see a note that tells them what
the user's password is.
This Vista PC will be used by our engineers to test their software. It will
not be connected to our network. It only has one user. I don't want to
configure it to automatically logon because we will most probably add more
user accounts. Any one of our engineers may be rebooting the system, and I
want to make sure that they don't have any problem logging back on. I could
tape a post-it note to the monitor that says, "The password for 'User1' is
'P@ssw0rd', but I'd prefer having it appear on the logon screen.
I remember that in Windows 2000 Group Policy there was a way to add some
sort of Administrator's note to the logon box. Is there a simular
capability in Vista?
Thanks!