AutomaticLogon - Computername gets mixed with Domainname?

[Guest]

Hi.

I'm building a Windows XP Embedded image for a digital picutreframe based on
an old Dell laptop.

I've set the Administrator password on the "Administrator Account" component.
I've added the automatic logon component, and set the Domain name to
"MOLTMYRA60" (the work group), User name to "Administrator", and the correct
password (yes, I'm 100% it's correctly spelled).

In the WinLogon component I've set the Default Domain name to "MOLTMYRA60",
and the default user name to "Administrator".

In the Standard PC component, under "System Identification", I've named the
computer "SmartFrame", and sat the Workgroup membership to "MOLTMYRA60".

Once i built and deploy the image, it wont sign in. I've used regedit to
find the automatic logon keys, and for some reason the domain name is set to
"SMARTFRAME", and not "MOLTMYRA60".

So, am i misunderstanding what to set for "Domainname", or is this a bug
where XPE mixes Computer Name and DomainName (Computer Name is the only place
i've entered the string "SmartFrame").

I did a search on this forum, and found a thread about a similar problem,
but it didnt answer my question.

 

[emkay]

If you are not on a domain then just leave the domain name boxes empty.

 

[KM]

Jonas,

Do you have "FBA: Net Common" component in your configuration?
If you do, go to its resource section and disable FBRegDLL(819):"FBAJoinWorkgroup" resource. Re-build and re-deploey the image.

Let us know if it helps.

KM

 

[Lucvdv]

Hi.

I'm building a Windows XP Embedded image for a digital picutreframe based on
an old Dell laptop.

I've set the Administrator password on the "Administrator Account" component.
I've added the automatic logon component, and set the Domain name to
"MOLTMYRA60" (the work group), User name to "Administrator", and the correct
password (yes, I'm 100% it's correctly spelled).

You cannot use a workgroup name as domain name for a logon.
Either use the computername, or leave it blank.

The logon domain determines who authenticates the logon: either a domain
controller (domain name specified), or the local machine (computername).

In a workgroup there is no domain controller, so you can only specify the
local machine.

 

[KM]

Jonas,

Are you sure about that?

This may be irrelevant to your current Autologon issues but I recall seeing FBAJoinWorkgroup (this is from fbanet.dll which belongs
to "FBA: Net Common" only) call in your previous thread about .Net problems. Please be aware that visibility of "FBA: Net Common"
component is 200 so you need to lower your TD Min.Visibility option.

 

[KM]

Jonas,

Just to clarify - is your target device in a domain or not?

Do you have "Netlogon/NetJoin" component in your image?

Can you show us your latest FBAlog.txt and Winlogon/Autologon reg.entries (post FBA)?