Win 2003 system automatic login has a coup easy way to get

In order to ensure the security of the system, many times we will set a password to protect when the system logs in. However, over time, there is more trouble to enter the password. Is there any way to enable the system to log in automatically? In fact, there are some methods. Can be divided into simple and complex two, let's take a look at it.

The first method is more complicated, but it can help you fully master the setting method of Windows 2003 automatic login. First click “Start Run”, type “regedit” in the input box to open the Registry Editor, then click to expand in the left pane of the Registry Editor. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows NT/Current Version/Winlogon”, select “Edit Add String Value", type “AutoAdminLogon” in the value name, then click on the blank space in the window, and then double-click the newly created string “AutoAdminLogon” In the pop-up "Edit String" dialog box, enter “1” set the system to allow automatic login. Repeat the above operation to create a string value called "DefaultUserName", which is the name of the account you are going to use for automatic login. Create a new string value called "Defaultpassword" and edit the string to prepare the user account password for automatic login. After editing and checking it, close the registry editor and restart the computer. log in. Note that if you already have “DefaultUserName”, you can change the original string value directly without having to recreate it. If your system is working in a LAN environment and you need to log in to the domain server when logging in to the system, you will need to add another “DefaultDomainName” and edit the string for the domain name you are logged into.

Another method is simple. Just click “Start Run” and type “control userpasswords2” in the input box, so that you can do it in the "User Account" management window. Clear “ To use this machine, the user must enter the password & rdquo; check the selected state, and then press the keyboard & ldquo; Ctrl + Shift + A & rdquo;, will get a "automatic login" settings dialog box, you You can set the user account and password that the system automatically logs in when the computer starts up.

Under normal circumstances, many people will choose a simple method. In fact, no matter which method can achieve the final effect, the choice of which method should be judged according to the actual situation of everyone, not simple The method is good.