Qiaozhi win2003 system login and shutdown ills

Some friends have reported that using Windows 2003 operating system often encounters some troubles when logging in and shutting down. For example, when you log in, press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to enter the login panel, and then enter Username and password can be logged in; “Shutdown reason” is a new security-enhancing service in Windows 2003, but you need to enter the reason to shut down when you shut down, even if you want to input the shutdown reason, just enter one. Characters can be, but after all, there is a more "Work & Continue". How can I make Windows 2003 realize automatic login and normal shutdown? Take Windows 2003 Server Enterprise Edition (Enterprise Edition) as an example, this can be achieved by the following methods:

First, login settings

1. Enter the command line

Open “Start”→“Run”, enter the “Rundll32 netplwiz.dll, UsersRunDll” command in the "Run” column to open the user account window (Note that case sensitivity), remove the "To use this machine, the user must enter the user name and password" check box in the check box.

This will automatically log in the next time you log in. To choose a different account, just press the “Shift” button at startup.

2, modify the registry

By changing the registry can achieve automatic login, the method is to open "start" & rdquo; & rarr; & ldquo; run & rdquo;, in the "run" column In the Enter “Regedit” command to open the Registry Editor, open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHIN\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon, in the right window, the new key string value autoadminlogon: key value is 1; defaultpassword: key value Automatically log in the user's password. There is a string value of defaultusername in the registry, the default key value is Administrator, you can also change it to the administrator account you need.

3, application software method

Software name: TweakUI 2.10 Chinese version

The software is simple to use, download it, install it, double-click the program, in the window that appears Click “Login”→“Automatic Login”, put a checkmark in the checkbox in front of the "Automatically log in when the system starts",

Click the <quo;Apply” button Enter and confirm the password in the pop-up dialog box, and finally press “OK”

Second, the shutdown settings

1, edit group policy

Open “ start & rdquo; - & ldquo; run & rdquo;, in the "open" column Enter the “gpedit.msc” command to open the Group Policy Editor, expand “Computer Configuration"&rarquo;“Administrative Templates”→“System”, double-click on the right window to display “Show ‘Close Event Tracker & rsquo;”, “unconfigured” changed to “disabled”

2, modify the registry

Open “ start & rdquo; & rarquo; & ldquo; run & rdquo;, in the "running" column, enter the "Regedit" dialog to open the registry editor Open HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Policies\\Microsoft\\Windows NT, create a new item, name it “Reliability”, and then create a new DWORD value in the right window, named “ShutdownReasonOn”. Its value is set to 0.

3, power settings

The power setting is the easiest, just open “ start & rdquo; & ldquo; control panel & rdquo; & ldquo; power options & rdquo;, in the emergence of "computer options Attributes & rdquo; Click on the "Advanced" tab, "When the computer power button is pressed," is set to "Shutdown& rdquo;, then press “ OK” When you need to shut down, just directly down the power switch on the host computer or the Power button on the keyboard (requires motherboard support) to complete the shutdown action.

The above methods are all the same:

The principle of most methods is based on the corresponding changes to the system registry, but the means of implementation is difficult, this has Interested friends may wish to try more.

Tip: The above usage is limited to individual users. If your computer is a server in the network or has other important information, it is recommended to follow the default settings of Windows 2003 for security.