windows auto login domain
log in:
Step 1: Run the registry editor, expand [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon] branch,
Then double-click "DefaultUserName" in the right window, and then enter your login user name. If there is no preset user name, you can click "Edit → New → String value (s) → DefaultUserName" in the menu bar of the Registry Editor to add this item, pay attention to distinguish between upper and lower case letters.
Step 2: Also under this branch, modify "DefaultDomainName" and enter your login domain name. (If not, please refer to the method of creating DefaultUserName above to create a new one)
Step 3: Similarly, under this branch, double-click the "DefaultPassword" subkey in the right window of the Registry Editor, and then enter your domain in the blank field login password. (If not, please refer to the method of creating DefaultUserName above to create a new one)
Step 4: Next, double-click "AutoAdminLogon" in the right window and set the value to "1".
In this way, the system can automatically log in to the domain user.
In actual use, I entered the domain name \ user name as the user name. (Win7 computer) It is the same as that displayed when logging out and switching users.
If it is an ordinary computer and you do not log in to the domain, you should
There are also plans to use Group Policy to issue the registry. To be tested.
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