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Any chance the &quot;Remember last logged on user&quot; option is configured?<br />
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How to Clear and Don’t Display Last User Name who Logged In On Windows Logon Screen<br />
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Any chance the "Remember last logged on user" option is configured?

How to Clear and Don’t Display Last User Name who Logged In On Windows Logon Screen
http://www.mydigitallife.info/how-to-clear-and-dont-display-last-user-name-who-logged-in-on-windows-logon-screen/ [http://www.mydigitallife.info/how-to-clear-and-dont-display-last-user-name-who-logged-in-on-windows-logon-screen/]



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Hi all :)<br />
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I have a problem with a new Toshiba laptop I am setting up. It is running Win 7 pro and is part of our AD domain.<br />
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When it starts there are two login screens.<br />
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I ctrl/alt/del and then see a window with two small icons; the last logged on user and &quot;other users&quot;<br />
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I select the last logged on user and then get one large login icon with the users name and password field.<br />
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How can I turn off the first screen? This is not on any of our other win 7 pro PC's. When you ctrl/alt/del you go straight to the large icon with the password field.<br />
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thanks<br />
Tracy
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Hi all :)

I have a problem with a new Toshiba laptop I am setting up. It is running Win 7 pro and is part of our AD domain.

When it starts there are two login screens.

I ctrl/alt/del and then see a window with two small icons; the last logged on user and "other users"

I select the last logged on user and then get one large login icon with the users name and password field.

How can I turn off the first screen? This is not on any of our other win 7 pro PC's. When you ctrl/alt/del you go straight to the large icon with the password field.

thanks
Tracy

Getting rid of the initial windows 7 login icons

Windows 7 is an operating system from Microsoft. Features include multi-touch support, a redesigned Windows Shell with a new taskbar, referred to as the Superbar, a home networking system called HomeGroup, and performance improvements.