- Jul 11, 2001
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At someone's suggestion, I have installed TweakUI on my XP Pro system so I can control autologon. I have my PC setup so I can start Windows without having to log myself on. This is critical for me because I have my BIOS set to start the PC at a certain time daily and I have software configured to make a recording of audio from my FM receiver. This works fine, but I'm wondering if I can have this functionality if instead of shutting down my PC, I put it into Suspend mode instead.
I've got S3 Suspend selected (it's S1 or S3) in my BIOS, and so far my experience is that when I wake up the PC (press the power button) when in suspend, I'm asked what user I want to log on. Maybe if I remove myself from the logon screen, this won't happen? I find this happening even though I've set autologon with TweakUI.
Edit: So I go into TweakUI and deselect my own account from being visible in the Logon screen. That leaves no users, so I'm hopeful that the logon screen will not come up when I wake the system from standby. But instead, the logon screen comes up with only the Administrator account. Worse, Control+Alt+Delete twice does not bring up the dialog where I can enter my own name/password. I'm literally forced to logon as Administrator and to get to my own account I have to logoff, do Control+Alt+Delete twice and then the logon dialog appears with my own name in the user field! Weird!
I've got S3 Suspend selected (it's S1 or S3) in my BIOS, and so far my experience is that when I wake up the PC (press the power button) when in suspend, I'm asked what user I want to log on. Maybe if I remove myself from the logon screen, this won't happen? I find this happening even though I've set autologon with TweakUI.
Edit: So I go into TweakUI and deselect my own account from being visible in the Logon screen. That leaves no users, so I'm hopeful that the logon screen will not come up when I wake the system from standby. But instead, the logon screen comes up with only the Administrator account. Worse, Control+Alt+Delete twice does not bring up the dialog where I can enter my own name/password. I'm literally forced to logon as Administrator and to get to my own account I have to logoff, do Control+Alt+Delete twice and then the logon dialog appears with my own name in the user field! Weird!
