Two strokes will get the automatic login of Windows 7 system.

The computer in the home is only used by me. It is not necessary to enter the password every time I turn it on. Although the password can be automatically registered, some functions in Windows7 can be implemented. But we have to set the account password (such as remote desktop connection), then there is any way for XP to achieve automatic login?

The first trick: use another user account window to achieve automatic login

In fact, XP also hides another user account window, reminding everyone to enter Rundll32Netplwiz.dll in the start/run, UserRunDll command to open it, cancel the use of this machine in the empty user account window, the user must enter the user Name and password options, after confirming, set a password for the automatically logged in user name in the pop-up dialog box.

Second trick: modify the registry and automatically log in.

In the start/run, type regedit to open the registry and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFtware\\Microsoft\\WindowsNt\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon. In the right pane, create a new string AutoAdminilogon, set the key value to 1, set the value of DefaultUserName to the user name that needs to be automatically logged in, and finally create a new string value DefaultPassword, and set the value to the password corresponding to the user name.