I recently acquired some Intel Computesticks (m3 1.6ghz, 4GB, 64gb storage, abgn) and was going to use them as digital signage systems – total side note but they work remarkably well for digital signage, especially with Xibo).<\/p>\n
I needed them to automatically log into windows with no user interactions when rebooting.<\/p>\n
Run Netplwiz<\/strong> Uncheck the Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer You can also use the registry to do it: **EDIT** I recently acquired some Intel Computesticks (m3 1.6ghz, 4GB, 64gb storage, abgn) and was going to use them as digital signage systems – total side note but they work remarkably well for digital signage, especially with Xibo). I needed them to automatically log into windows with no user interactions when rebooting. Run Netplwiz Windows + … Continue reading Login Windows Automatically<\/span>
\nWindows + R
\nNetplwiz<\/code><\/p>\n
\nEnter the password for an automatic user login. I used a local account.<\/p>\n
\nHKLM\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows NT\\CurrentVersion\\Winlogon
\nDefaultUserName enter a value of domain\\youraccount, or MicrosoftAccount\\yourMSemail@domain.tld, or username
\nNew String Value for DefaultPassword (if it doesn’t exist)
\nEnter your password (yes, clear text)
\nChange the value for AutoAdminLogon to 1<\/p>\n
\napparently there’s an Autologon by sysinternals too. For win10.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"