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The registry entries we used to utilize AutoLogon, no longer seem to work as they under Windows XP.
Specifically, when choosing a Windows only Logon after installing Novell Client 2 for Win7, the local Windows account name does not pop up in the username field. Then, when you enter the proper Workstation username, you must also enter the password. Previously, the password was suppli3ed in the registry and was not required at Workstation logon.
Oddly, if you log to the Novell network, the local user credentials *will* be properly used and the workstation account will be logged quietly and in the background without user intervention
Any help appreciated
dpoole(at)upei(dot)ca
Anyway, here is the solution:
1. Press
+ R.
2. Type "control userpasswords2" and press Enter.
Security note: If UAC is enabled, then you’ll get a UAC prompt on screen. Please specify
credentials or permission to pass the UAC elevation.
3. Select your account from the list.
4. Uncheck the "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer. "
5. Click Apply and a dialog will appear (See Figure A below).
Figure A: Automatically Log On dialog requiring user credentials.
I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,
please feel free to contact me and let me know.
I hope this information was helpful…
Have a nice day…
Best regards,
Fisnik
Hello DalePoole – Welcome to Microsoft Answers Community.
How many users do you have on the PC?
I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,
please feel free to contact me and let me know.
I hope this information was helpful…
Have a nice day…
Best regards,
Fisnik
Hi DatePoole:
How is the situation on your side?
Is this thread solved or not?
Please tell me!
I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,
please feel free to contact me and let me know.
I hope this information was helpful…
Have a nice day…
Best regards,
Fisnik
Anyway, here is the solution:
1. Press + R.
2. Type "control userpasswords2" and press Enter.
Security note: If UAC is enabled, then you’ll get a UAC prompt on screen. Please specify
credentials or permission to pass the UAC elevation.
3. Select your account from the list.
4. Uncheck the "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer. "
5. Click Apply and a dialog will appear (See Figure A below).
Figure A: Automatically Log On dialog requiring user credentials.
I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,
please feel free to contact me and let me know.
I hope this information was helpful…
Have a nice day…
Best regards,
Fisnik
Hi DatePoole:
How is the situation on your side?
Is this thread solved or not?
Please tell me!
I hope you find this information useful and if you need any further assistance,
please feel free to contact me and let me know.
I hope this information was helpful…
Have a nice day…
Best regards,
Fisnik
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The registry entries we used to utilize AutoLogon, no longer seem to work as they under Windows XP.
Specifically, when choosing a Windows only Logon after installing Novell Client 2 for Win7, the local Windows account name does not pop up in the username field. Then, when you enter the proper Workstation username, you must also enter the password. Previously, the password was suppli3ed in the registry and was not required at Workstation logon.
Oddly, if you log to the Novell network, the local user credentials *will* be properly used and the workstation account will be logged quietly and in the background without user intervention
Any help appreciated
dpoole(at)upei(dot)ca
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