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Today, I met a customer and put forward a special need. He requires that the account can be logged in automatically after the account is logged out, and there is no need to click on the screen again to automate everything.

First of all, let's take the first step.

How to log in automatically

1. Enter "netplwiz" in the start menu search box and press enter to open the advanced user control panel.

2. In the Advanced user Control Panel, uncheck the item "to use this computer, the user needs to enter a user name and password (E)"

3. The system will ask the pop-up window to enter the user name and password of the default login system, and click OK when the input is complete.

4. Restart OS to find that the system automatically logs in as the default user.

Automatic login can only select one account, that is, you can only uncheck the item "to use this computer, the user needs to enter a user name and password (E)".

If there is no automatic login user, then the user who is not disabled will be reflected in the boot login screen before entering the desktop.

Here we find that when you restart automatically, you can go directly to the desktop, but if you just log out, you still need to click on the screen once to enter. This is actually Microsoft's security mechanism.

Step two

Through the following changes to the registry, we can cross over and achieve the function that we will log in automatically after logging out.

Change the two key values in the red box from 0 to 1 respectively.

Some students may not have forceautologon in the registry of their machines, so you need to build one manually.

Through the above two steps, we are finished.

Affix my original post address on technet below:

Https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/zh-CN/eddc11da-df6f-4d2f-a95b-b9f947fccb7f/windows2008-?forum=windowsserversystemzhchs

If you have any questions, welcome to discuss them.

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