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I apologize for not updating sooner. My schedule has interfered with my good intentions. Upping the Point value so I can award both responders. Lp
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I apologize for not updating sooner. My schedule has interfered with my good intentions. Upping the Point value so I can award both responders. Lp

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Thanks, Pete. I felt guilty in not responding sooner so I looked at your extended solution and did not realize that it was by the same person. My bad! But you did earn the extra points, not only for me but for those that look for this solution in the future.<br />
Next time I'll read everything and not skip over the important stuff! :)<br />
So Thanks again,<br />
Lp
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Thanks, Pete. I felt guilty in not responding sooner so I looked at your extended solution and did not realize that it was by the same person. My bad! But you did earn the extra points, not only for me but for those that look for this solution in the future.
Next time I'll read everything and not skip over the important stuff! :)
So Thanks again,
Lp

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Question is subject line.<br />
I have a Win 7 ultimate and a stand alone SQL Server 2008 R2 instance (for learning/development only). When Windows boots it presents my logon avatar and the 5 other accounts that SQL Server recommends. <br />
SQLAGENT<br />
SQLAnalysis<br />
SQLEngine<br />
SQLIntegration<br />
SQLReporting<br />
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How can I prevent those accounts from displaying as logon options at boot time?<br />
Thanks<br />
Lp
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Question is subject line.
I have a Win 7 ultimate and a stand alone SQL Server 2008 R2 instance (for learning/development only). When Windows boots it presents my logon avatar and the 5 other accounts that SQL Server recommends. 
SQLAGENT
SQLAnalysis
SQLEngine
SQLIntegration
SQLReporting

How can I prevent those accounts from displaying as logon options at boot time?
Thanks
Lp

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