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Windows
NT - Registry Editing Tips
Automatically
Log On a User when NT Boots
For NT 3.51:
Use REGEDT32.EXE, and search for the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows
NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon. Fill in the keys DefaultDomainName,
DefaultUserName, and DefaultPassword with the values of the
already-established Windows NT user. You may have to add the
DefaultPassword key.
Then choose Add Value from the menu and add a new key, named
AutoAdminLogon. Select REG_SZ for the Data Type. Enter "1"
(without the quotes) in the String field.
Save the changes and restart - Windows NT should automatically log the
system on as that user.
For NT 4.0:
The Method above does not work properly with NT 4.0. The easiest
method is to simply download the Microsoft TWEAKUI powertoy. It has a
tab labeled "NETWORK" that allows you to specify what user
id and password you want NT 4.0 to automatically use for logging on
during the boot process.
NOTE: This can be a BIG
security problem - only use it on machines that are physically
secured.
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