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I do not have a direct answer but ff you need these auto logged in because there are required apps/processes that run at stratup I would consider making these applications/processes windows services so a login is not rquired.<br />
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If this is indeed what you are wanting to achieve then reaqd this thread<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26023805/Create-a-local-windows-service.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26023805/Create-a-local-windows-service.html</a><br />
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If not ignore my comments ;)<br />
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I do not have a direct answer but ff you need these auto logged in because there are required apps/processes that run at stratup I would consider making these applications/processes windows services so a login is not rquired.

If this is indeed what you are wanting to achieve then reaqd this thread
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26023805/Create-a-local-windows-service.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/26023805/Create-a-local-windows-service.html]

If not ignore my comments ;)






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Hi<br />
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We are running Windows 2003 AD on 2003 Domain Controllers. <br />
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I would like to implement a GPO that enables Autlogon for machines in a certain OU. The user account is: domain\User1.<br />
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I would have thought this would be straightforward via GPO, but it seems it's not looking at Internet. <br />
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Does anyone have any recommended methods?
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Hi

We are running Windows 2003 AD on 2003 Domain Controllers. 

I would like to implement a GPO that enables Autlogon for machines in a certain OU. The user account is: domain\User1.

I would have thought this would be straightforward via GPO, but it seems it's not looking at Internet. 

Does anyone have any recommended methods?

Autologon via GPO

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