How can I mke a User not apear in the Welcome Screen

newParadigm

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Okok.

I use the windows welcome screen for startup (it makes my skinned WinXP look real nice), anyway, is there anyway to get a use other than the Administrator to exist, not be disabled, and only be accesable through the Consol Login?

Thanks

~New
 

Reel

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Go to your administrative tools then local security settings. Find the User Rights Assignments and add the user to Deny Logon Locally. I think that will remove them from the display screen. However, test it because I am not sure they will be able to log in from the console.

I might be misunderstanding your question though.
 

imported_Phil

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Originally posted by: ReelC00L
Go to your administrative tools then local security settings. Find the User Rights Assignments and add the user to Deny Logon Locally. I think that will remove them from the display screen. However, test it because I am not sure they will be able to log in from the console.

I might be misunderstanding your question though.

He did ask that the user should not be disabled...
 

newParadigm

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The solution you provided, ReelCOOL, didn't work. It removed it from the welcome screen but will not allow me to login from the console.

This really isn't a pressing issue anymore as I found something else that will take care of the reason I needed this.

Thanks

~new
 

Philippine Mango

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I see exactally what you want to do and I will tell you how (forces you to log in through the prompt screen instead by hitting CTRL+Alt+Delete twice (windows 2000 style).

First go into the registry,
[HKEY_Local_Machine]
[SOFTWARE]
[Microsoft]
[Windows NT]
[CurrentVersion]
[Winlogon]
[SpecialAccounts]
[Userlist]

Then create a DWord key and name it to what the screen name is called (must use real name for example screen name can't have spaces I don't think) and IIRC either that is it and it just won't appear at login or you have to change it to a value like 1. (Most likely the first option)
This is good if you don't want a "backup account" being shown at login or the administrator account for that matter. Have fun! ;)
 

Canterwood

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Originally posted by: Philippine Mango
I see exactally what you want to do and I will tell you how (forces you to log in through the prompt screen instead by hitting CTRL+Alt+Delete twice (windows 2000 style).

First go into the registry,
[HKEY_Local_Machine]
[SOFTWARE]
[Microsoft]
[Windows NT]
[CurrentVersion]
[Winlogon]
[SpecialAccounts]
[Userlist]

Then create a DWord key and name it to what the screen name is called (must use real name for example screen name can't have spaces I don't think) and IIRC either that is it and it just won't appear at login or you have to change it to a value like 1. (Most likely the first option)
This is good if you don't want a "backup account" being shown at login or the administrator account for that matter. Have fun! ;)

This is correct.
Leave the DWORD value at 0 to hide name or change to 1 to show on Welcome Screen