Windows 7 DefaultUserName issue
Whenever I setup Autologin for windows 7 I run into an issue. To set it up, I do the following:
Open Regedit
Change AutoAdminLogon to 1
Set DefaultUserName to (whatever user id I am using)
set DefaultPassword to whatever password I'm using
Then restart.
This worked find in windows xp, but in windows 7, the user id has a .\ infront of it. I check the registry, and it's not there. However windows keeps placing it in the user id and of course it fails to login. Can anyone point me to where
I can correct this?
October 23rd, 2012 12:13pm
Are you joined to a domain? Looks like it is trying hard to log you on locally.
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October 23rd, 2012 3:04pm
Hi,
If you cant find that value in the registry, please create them by yourself.
Right click on empty area in the right pane, then select New>String Value and enter the value names: AutoAdminLogon, DefaultPassword and DefaultUsername
After creating them double-click each value and enter the following value data for the particular value
AutoAdminLogon Value : 1
DefaultPassword Value : the pasword of the user profile
DefaultUsername Value : the username of the account you want to log in to
Hope this helps.Spencer
TechNet Community Support
October 25th, 2012 5:25am
Hi,
If you cant find that value in the registry, please create them by yourself.
Right click on empty area in the right pane, then select New>String Value and enter the value names: AutoAdminLogon, DefaultPassword and DefaultUsername
After creating them double-click each value and enter the following value data for the particular value
AutoAdminLogon Value : 1
DefaultPassword Value : the pasword of the user profile
DefaultUsername Value : the username of the account you want to log in to
Hope this helps.Spencer
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October 27th, 2012 4:08am