Re: Automatic Login
From: Andrew (andrew.abbott_at_getmapping.com)
Date: 06/09/03
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Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2003 08:41:04 -0700
Nope! I can't actually access anything from that
computer. I have tried resetting the Security in the Win
2K Repair option by renaming the secedit.sdb as the only
way that I can get on to this machine is by starting it
through the Windows disc. This still didn't help and the
computer just keeps returning to the log on dialogue
whenever it has gone through the mapped network drive
logons.
I think there are two ways of getting the OS to ask users
to log on and I've have only changed the one in the User &
Groups control panel. I think the other is in the Network
properties.
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