Automatically log in to Windows 2000/2003 system

Automatically log in to Windows 2000 system
When using Windows 2000, individual users will be logged in every time they log in, and a login dialog box is required. It is very troublesome to enter a username and password. We can set the system to log in automatically, as follows:
First, set the default username
Enter “regedt32.exe” in the "Run" dialog box to open the Registry Editor. Select the “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” window in the window menu item, and find the "SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\WindowsNT\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon” subkey in the tree on the left. Click and find the “DefaultUserName” entry in the right window, double click Change to the name of the user you want the system to use when logging in automatically (provided this user must exist).
Second, set the default user password
Also find the “DefaultPassword” entry in the right window, double-click the password changed to the user in DefaultUserName (if the "DefaultPassword" option does not exist, you need to choose “Edit → add value & rdquo; create the entry).
After setting the default user password, you can set up automatic login. In the "SOFTWARE \\ Microsoft \\ WindowsNT \\ CurrentVersion \\ Winlogon" sub-item, find the "AutoAdminLogon" entry, double-click to change the value to 1, the system automatically logs in using the default username and password; when the value is 0, you need The user logs in manually.
Automatic login to Windows Server 2003 system
Each time you run Windows Server 2003, you need to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete at the same time, and then enter the login password to enter the system; if you need to log in frequently If you are a system, you may not be able to stand the steps like this. At this point, you may wish to follow the steps below to let the system automatically complete the login operation:
1, in the run dialog box, enter the registry edit command regedit to open the registry edit window;
2, in the In the window, expand HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINES\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\WindowsNT\\Current Version\\WinLogon key value;
3. In the corresponding sub-window, right-click on the blank space, and then execute from the pop-up shortcut menu. “Create a new ”/“string” command to create a string type key name, set the key name to “AutoAdminLogon”, and set the value of the key name to “1”;< Br> 4, find the “DefaultDomainName” key name, and double-click with the mouse, in the window that appears, enter the domain name to log in, such as Department;
5, double-click "DefaultUserName" key name, then open In the window, directly enter the username you want to log in to this domain, for example, “test”;
6. In the subwindow to the right of WinLogon, right click In the white, from the shortcut menu that pops up, execute the “New”/“String” command to create a string type key name and set the key name to “DefaultPassword” The value of the key name is set to the password of the user login system. For example, the login password of the user test is “123456”;
7. After the setting is completed, when the computer is restarted, we will find that it does not need to log in again. Go to the Windows Server 2003 system. To cancel the automatic login function in the future, you can set the “AutoAdminLogon” key value to “0”