windows 2000 login
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I was recently installing c# .Net and while installing the component stuff, it asks for your password so it can go about its business. Well when I came back there was some kind of error, so I reboot and I get logged in automatically, I don't think much of it, and finally get the thing all loaded. Well my question is how do I get rid of the auto login? Every time I boot up now, I'm logged in automatically:confused:. Thanks for the help. "We tend to refer to our most barbaric and crapulous behavior as 'inhuman,' whereas, in point of fact, it is exactly human, definitively and quintessentially human, since no other creature habitually indulges in comparable atrocities." ~Tom Robbins
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I was recently installing c# .Net and while installing the component stuff, it asks for your password so it can go about its business. Well when I came back there was some kind of error, so I reboot and I get logged in automatically, I don't think much of it, and finally get the thing all loaded. Well my question is how do I get rid of the auto login? Every time I boot up now, I'm logged in automatically:confused:. Thanks for the help. "We tend to refer to our most barbaric and crapulous behavior as 'inhuman,' whereas, in point of fact, it is exactly human, definitively and quintessentially human, since no other creature habitually indulges in comparable atrocities." ~Tom Robbins
in the registry:- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon There's a value AutoAdminLogon. Delete it or set it to 0. Alternatively, holding shift on windows startup will give you the login box one time only. Signature space for rent. Apply by email to....
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in the registry:- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon There's a value AutoAdminLogon. Delete it or set it to 0. Alternatively, holding shift on windows startup will give you the login box one time only. Signature space for rent. Apply by email to....
thanks, it worked perfectly. "We tend to refer to our most barbaric and crapulous behavior as 'inhuman,' whereas, in point of fact, it is exactly human, definitively and quintessentially human, since no other creature habitually indulges in comparable atrocities." ~Tom Robbins