Press CTRL + ALT + DEL To Login |
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| theunholy
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28-Apr-2007 19:41:03 |
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The CyberArmy University (original author: theunholy)
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| People often ask me how this works, so here's a step by step guide!
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Press CTRL + ALT + DEL To Login
I'm writing this because a lot of people who see me startup my system want to bypass the Welcome screen in Windows XP. I'm usually asked, "How do I make pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL to login to Windows work?" Here's the solution:
(I'm using Windows XP Pro. All latest patches.)
Steps
- Start by logging in as Administrator
- Then go Start Control Panel and open User Accounts.
- Under "Pick a task..." select the option that says "Change the way users log on or off"
- Uncheck "Use the Welcome Screen" then Apply Options
- Exit out of User Accounts and back to the Control Panel
- From there Open up Administrative Tools and then Local Security Policy
- In the left window click the [+] next to Local Policies then select Security Options
- In the right window click the policy tab so the triangle/arrow is pointing down
- Then scroll down and find "Interactive logon: Do no require CTRL+ALT+DEL"
- Right click it and select Properties and then select Disabled then hit OK
- The next option down "Interactive logon: Do not display last user name"(This option is good for machines with multiple users, but not necessary)
- Right click it and select Properties and then select Enabled then hit OK
- Close all of the windows and restart. When Windows restarts you will get a window that prompts you to "Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to Login"
Quick Steps = less reading
Start; Control Panel; User Accounts; "Change the way users log on or off"; Uncheck "Use the Welcome Screen"; Apply Options;
Return to Control Panel.
Administrative Tools; Local Security Policy; Local Policies; Security Options;
"Interactive logon: Do no require CTRL+ALT+DEL"; Disabled
"Interactive logon: Do not display last user name"; Enabled
Restart.
This article was originally published by CyberArmy.net in the CyberArmy Library.
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