Not recommended! Of course, anyone with sufficient access to read your registry, can read your password in plain text if you set it up this way…
Here’s the procedure:
Open Regedit,
- Drill down to HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows NT/CurrentVersion/Winlogon,
- Find the “AutoAdminLogon” value, and change it to 1. Enter the following items as new string values: “DefaultUserName”, and “DefaultPassword”.
- Set the value of DefaultUserName to be the username that you want to autologin, and set the value of DefaultPassword to be that user’s password.
1 comment:
you guys may be interesting in our Vista Auto Logon software named LogonExpert -- it helps to protect your logon password by encrypting it using AES 256bit.
Thanks.
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