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Howto enable logonui.exe?  Registry settings seem to be overwritten each time I reboot

Asked by StevieWonder in Windows XP Operating System

Tags: registry, windows

This might seem strange, at least it does to me.
I have a laptop with WinXP Pro, and when I got it, WinXP was allready installed.  The logonscreen howerever was the old style logon from win2000.
I tought well that's quickly solved...  but when I open the control panel and go to the user accounts, I can't change the way the user logs on (I get the same screen as where you to execute the command 'control userpasswords2'  I tried 'control userpasswords' and it was just the same).
I found out that  the registry key for this setting is HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WinLogon\LogonType
The value for that DWORD is set to 0.  But when I change the value to 1 and reboot, I still don't get the logon screen AND the value in the registry has changed back to 0.

Any ideas on how I can solve this??
It would be pretty much appreciated.

Sorry for the low amount of points, but I just joined and am busy on earning exrta points.

Kind Regards,

Steven
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