log on

[robert espn]

i do not want the log in screen to show when i start the
computer. i have disabled the guest account and tried
tweakui however tweakui forgets the auto login setting
second time i reboot the computer.

 

[BobDelaney]

If I understand the query properly, you want to skip the Welcome screen.
Rather than copy and paste from the on-line help file, try this: Do Start >
Help and Support and search on the word login. Choose the article titled
"Turn the Welcome Screen on or off" and follow the steps in it.
You have a very well-written product manual right on your computer (the
Help and Support application) and it is free and available at the touch of
the F1 key, or by doing Start > Help and Support.

 

[Ramesh [MS-MVP]]

Click Start, Run and type "control userpasswords2", and click Ok.
Uncheck "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer"
option, and click Ok.

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Ramesh (MS-MVP)
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Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Program
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i do not want the log in screen to show when i start the
computer. i have disabled the guest account and tried
tweakui however tweakui forgets the auto login setting
second time i reboot the computer.

 

[robert espn]

i use the classic log on screen to log on. i had auto log-
in enabled in windows and it worked fine. i reformated my
drive reloaded windows and tweakui however this time
tweakui only auto log in the next time i reboot and
disables itself after.

 

[robert espn]

thank you! it worked!

 

[Ramesh [MS-MVP]]

Most welcome.

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Ramesh (MS-MVP)
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thank you! it worked!