Windows Server 2003 switch machine optimization skills

First, the automatic login system

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Server 2003 requires to press Ctrl+Alt+Del three times at the same time, and then enter the user name and password to log in. For individual users, this setup is cumbersome. We can achieve automatic fast login by:

Click Start → run the input regedit, open the registry editor, and then expand the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\Software\\Microsoft\\WindowsNT\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon subkey.

Right-click on the blank space in the right window, select New → String Value command from the pop-up menu, name it AutoAdminLogon, and then double-click it to bring up the Edit String dialog box, enter the value data. Type 1 in the box, create a new string named DefaultPassword in the same way, set the value of the item to the super administrator password, and exit the Registry Editor. Starting Windows Server 2003 will automatically log in to the desktop as an administrator, eliminating the need to enter a username and password each time you start.

Note: If you want to temporarily cancel the automatic login or need to log in with another username, just hold down the Shift key during startup.

Second, close the system event tracking program

Windows Server 2003 has added a new feature of shutdown event tracking. Each time you shut down, you need to ask the reason for the shutdown to record the reason for the server shutdown for later failure. Exclude backup. This is a necessary choice for the server, but it is not very useful for individual users, but it is troublesome, so we can ban it. Click Start → Run, type gpedit.msc to open the Group Policy Editor. In the left window, select Computer Configuration & Rarr; Manage Templates & Rarr; System, double-click on the right window to display the Close Event Tracker, select Disabled in the dialog box that appears, then click OK to save and exit. After shutting down and restarting, you will no longer jump out of the annoying query dialog.