G
Guest
I want to go back to the classic login, but everything I tried did not work.
Tried policy edit no luck.
Tried policy edit no luck.
A
Aaron Kelley
You can disable fast user switching by going to gpedit ...
Administrative Templates -> System -> Logon -> Hide entry points for Fast
User Switching = Enabled
If you find a way to get a classic login box, let me know.
- Aaron
Administrative Templates -> System -> Logon -> Hide entry points for Fast
User Switching = Enabled
If you find a way to get a classic login box, let me know.
- Aaron
G
Guest
Both don't seem to work in the RTM release.
G
Guest
I found that answer to have a single user logon screen.
Administrative Tools_> Local Security Policy
Then go to the Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options and
in the right hand pane find the "Interactive Logon: Do not Display last user
name"
Enable that policy and logoff and give it a try.
Someone else mentioned if you want the control-alt-del behaviour go to start
then type: "control user passwords2". On the main tab you can require users
to enter name and password (not sure if that is required for the first thing
I mentioned to work). On the advanced page you can find the option to
require ctrl-alt-del.
Administrative Tools_> Local Security Policy
Then go to the Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Security Options and
in the right hand pane find the "Interactive Logon: Do not Display last user
name"
Enable that policy and logoff and give it a try.
Someone else mentioned if you want the control-alt-del behaviour go to start
then type: "control user passwords2". On the main tab you can require users
to enter name and password (not sure if that is required for the first thing
I mentioned to work). On the advanced page you can find the option to
require ctrl-alt-del.