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Unattended autologin for Microsoft Networking
Greetings,
Evertime when I start up my Win Me PC, I encountered the following msg:
Enter your network password for Microsoft Networking
User name: XXX
Password:
I have no password implemented and I click OK everytime on the Microsoft Networking prompt.
I have a remote admin software running on the Win Me PC. Suppose I restart the PC remotely with the remote admin software, how do I enable an Unattended autologin for Microsoft Networking when the PC restart so that the system can get to the desktop screen which will autorun the remote admin and I can remote control this PC again.
Appreciate anyone can give me the detailed instructions.
TIA
Evertime when I start up my Win Me PC, I encountered the following msg:
Enter your network password for Microsoft Networking
User name: XXX
Password:
I have no password implemented and I click OK everytime on the Microsoft Networking prompt.
I have a remote admin software running on the Win Me PC. Suppose I restart the PC remotely with the remote admin software, how do I enable an Unattended autologin for Microsoft Networking when the PC restart so that the system can get to the desktop screen which will autorun the remote admin and I can remote control this PC again.
Appreciate anyone can give me the detailed instructions.
TIA
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Configure the Logon to be Windows Logon, not Network logon. This can be found in Control Panel/Network.
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Yaroslav_Buzko, your easiest solution works as the remote admin menu configuration's automatic start up mode configures itself to run as a service when windows start. It indeed alters the registry key in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Wi ndows\Curr entVersion \RunServic es
adamdrayer, thanks for the elaborate instructions. I will look further into this method if the need arises in the future.
crissand, I'm using peer to peer file and printer sharing so I reckon I will have to rely on Microsoft Networking instead of Windows logon.
Thanks all for the valuable feedbacks.
adamdrayer, thanks for the elaborate instructions. I will look further into this method if the need arises in the future.
crissand, I'm using peer to peer file and printer sharing so I reckon I will have to rely on Microsoft Networking instead of Windows logon.
Thanks all for the valuable feedbacks.
Don't bother. It works fine for workgroup network access without password.