guilbeauj
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Bypass Net Logon!
Hello everybody!!!
Using always the same PC in a locked room, I would like to bypass the Net Logon as I always use the
same entry!
I am using Windows 98 SE!
Is it a way, through the Registry file, to flag out that Net Logon? Or another way to automatically
fill that Dialog box in order to automate the access to a specific application?
Thanks for your help!
Jean-Philippe Guilbeau
PS: I already know about Tweak or X-Setup but I want to bypass programmatically by eventually modifying the Registry!
Using always the same PC in a locked room, I would like to bypass the Net Logon as I always use the
same entry!
I am using Windows 98 SE!
Is it a way, through the Registry file, to flag out that Net Logon? Or another way to automatically
fill that Dialog box in order to automate the access to a specific application?
Thanks for your help!
Jean-Philippe Guilbeau
PS: I already know about Tweak or X-Setup but I want to bypass programmatically by eventually modifying the Registry!
sorry!dont type anything in pwd fieldand press OK.
It will not show any logon
It will not show any logon
ASKER
Thanks to all but is it a way to do that through Visual Basic 6.0????
Mr. Guilbeau
Mr. Guilbeau
...and after that you ask "can I do this from VBS inside my melissa clone" ?:-)...
Because it requires a reboot and because M$ has not made public it's password encryption algorithm, there's no way to do that programmatically; moreover, it could require the user to insert his windows CD because the Family Logon wasn't installed before; so just do it as described, and it will work for your "PC in a locked-up room"; you should not do so with PCs you're not sitting at.
Guenter
Because it requires a reboot and because M$ has not made public it's password encryption algorithm, there's no way to do that programmatically; moreover, it could require the user to insert his windows CD because the Family Logon wasn't installed before; so just do it as described, and it will work for your "PC in a locked-up room"; you should not do so with PCs you're not sitting at.
Guenter
Download TweakUI from Microsoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/downloads/PowerToys/Networking/NTTweakUI.asp
In there you can check the option to automaticly logon, so you network services will start!
D'Mzzl!
RoverM
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/downloads/PowerToys/Networking/NTTweakUI.asp
In there you can check the option to automaticly logon, so you network services will start!
D'Mzzl!
RoverM
Probably ,he doesnt want to award points.This isn't the way to give feedback.be carful next time nobody will entertain u
ASKER
Thank you, folks!!!
But what I am looking for is:
1) Is the Net Logon status (hide or show) "flagable" in the Registry file?
2) If yes, where can I locate the flag?
The X-Setup or Tweak story are already known!!!
As I said, I would like to flag the Net Logon from within an application/software developped in Visual Basic 6.0!
Thanks again,
Mr. Guilbeau
But what I am looking for is:
1) Is the Net Logon status (hide or show) "flagable" in the Registry file?
2) If yes, where can I locate the flag?
The X-Setup or Tweak story are already known!!!
As I said, I would like to flag the Net Logon from within an application/software developped in Visual Basic 6.0!
Thanks again,
Mr. Guilbeau
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Hi,
Can anyone tell what this thread is about?
Either guilbeau is in a locked room and only changes his configuration once (and he doesn't need a program to do that), or
he wants to manipulate other machines which are not his.
The first option is stupid, (but easy enough), and
the second doesn't seem very honest (I tend to agree here with gtschech.
Bye
Rem
Can anyone tell what this thread is about?
Either guilbeau is in a locked room and only changes his configuration once (and he doesn't need a program to do that), or
he wants to manipulate other machines which are not his.
The first option is stupid, (but easy enough), and
the second doesn't seem very honest (I tend to agree here with gtschech.
Bye
Rem
ASKER
To Rem only!
Before insinuating things(i.e. "...he wants to manipulate other machines which are not his..."), it would be nice to think a lit bit (especially when dealing with programming)!!!
All I want to do is to automate the locking of machines when running a specific VB program at the installation of that program!
As I am 100% physically handicapped, I'd rather have my installation program doing that for me rather than going physically to each location to install X-Setup (or Tweak), then to flag off the Net Logon dialog box, then to remove X-Setup (or Tweak).
It is sad to see that, when a question becomes too complicated for some people, they prefer criticizing, insinuating, etc. rather than just keeping it shut!!! Maybe, those people are so used to manipulate other machines which are not theirs that they immediately think that everybody is as pervert as they are!!
To the other good-thinking helpers:
Forgive me for such an acid comment but I have been using this site for almost 4 years and it is the first time that so much rudeness has ever stained such a great site!!!
Actually, Rem did the best choice when he selected his nickname!!! Therefore, he should rem'd out!!!
Thanks to all the other helpers!
Jean-Philippe Guilbeau
PS: At least, I am not hiding so "courageously" behind a nickname!
Before insinuating things(i.e. "...he wants to manipulate other machines which are not his..."), it would be nice to think a lit bit (especially when dealing with programming)!!!
All I want to do is to automate the locking of machines when running a specific VB program at the installation of that program!
As I am 100% physically handicapped, I'd rather have my installation program doing that for me rather than going physically to each location to install X-Setup (or Tweak), then to flag off the Net Logon dialog box, then to remove X-Setup (or Tweak).
It is sad to see that, when a question becomes too complicated for some people, they prefer criticizing, insinuating, etc. rather than just keeping it shut!!! Maybe, those people are so used to manipulate other machines which are not theirs that they immediately think that everybody is as pervert as they are!!
To the other good-thinking helpers:
Forgive me for such an acid comment but I have been using this site for almost 4 years and it is the first time that so much rudeness has ever stained such a great site!!!
Actually, Rem did the best choice when he selected his nickname!!! Therefore, he should rem'd out!!!
Thanks to all the other helpers!
Jean-Philippe Guilbeau
PS: At least, I am not hiding so "courageously" behind a nickname!
Hi, (or bonjour)
First, your comment has the merit of explaining things.
At least it seems logic to me.
Second, I didn't insinuate, but stated. You're actually manipulating machines which are not yours. Now if you have a good reason to do so, (which seems to be the case) that's fine with me.
Third, "Rem" is not a nickname it's my first name.
Now to get back to your question.
Don't forget that the first part is fairly easy to realize, but the second part you don't mention is that you'll have to switch back to the original login which is a bit harder to realize.
First, your comment has the merit of explaining things.
At least it seems logic to me.
Second, I didn't insinuate, but stated. You're actually manipulating machines which are not yours. Now if you have a good reason to do so, (which seems to be the case) that's fine with me.
Third, "Rem" is not a nickname it's my first name.
Now to get back to your question.
Don't forget that the first part is fairly easy to realize, but the second part you don't mention is that you'll have to switch back to the original login which is a bit harder to realize.
ASKER
Thank you for your help!
Mr. Guilbeau
Mr. Guilbeau
You're welcome!
In desktop rightclick netwiork neighbourhood ,click proprties,select "client for microsoft networks" in network components.Click the properties button.Deselect the logon to windowsNT Domain checkbox and select thew option button "Quick Logon".In Primary Network logon combobox,select "Microsoft Family Logon".
Click OK and restart the system.
After restarting the system it will ask the windows username and pwd.In user name type anything and type anything i pwd field and press OK.
It will not ask any password again
Thatz all!!.
Plz gimme feedback
and click OK button.In pr