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Old February 27th, 2003 Top | #1
 
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I am trying to disable the logon screen in Windows 2000 to keep it from coming up and logging on automatically. Can someone tell me how to do this?.....Thx in advance.
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Try tweakUI for Windows 2000. I suggest doing a google search for it as the url tends to be on the long side
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its in user accounts in control panel i think.
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