How Can I Bypass XP Login Screen?

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2009/05/24 12:29:51 (permalink)

How Can I Bypass XP Login Screen?

OK... I'm sure there's a way or people would have been screaming by now.... I've done this in all earlier and in Vista as well (and that was burried!)...

How can I bypass the login screen and still maintain my network login? I'm the sole user of the pc and have no need of a password protected bootup...

Anybody?

Thanks...


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    Roflcopter
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    RE: How Can I Bypass XP Login Screen? 2009/05/24 15:39:13 (permalink)
    http://www.theeldergeek.com/unattended_logon.htm

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    RE: How Can I Bypass XP Login Screen? 2009/05/24 15:47:52 (permalink)
    Thanks...

    Offhand, do you know if this will change the network operations?


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    RE: How Can I Bypass XP Login Screen? 2009/05/24 16:31:47 (permalink)
    Not that I know of. You may want to use a different default user than administrator, of course. But as long as it's not a Guest account (those are very restricted) you should be fine, I think. Guest would be a really bad idea even, I think - could mean no rights to change anything *back*. Oops.

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