AutoAdminLogon

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PaNdA

I have this registry key, in windows xp, set at 1 to automatic login, but
every time this key is set at 0 in automatic by some program and i don't
known which program do that.
Could MS Antispyware change this key? And how can i do to disable this
options?
 
allow me to look into my crystal and see whether it detects which registry key
you are talking about
 
allow me to look into my crystal and see whether it detects which registry
key you are talking about


Please, take a look into my crystal ball.. ;-)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

(http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;315231)



I have this registry key, in windows xp, set at 1 to automatic login, but
every time this key is set at 0 in automatic by some program and i don't
known which program do that.
Could MS Antispyware change this key? And how can i do to disable this
options?

PaNdA - the same article says:

"If no DefaultPassword string is specified, Windows XP automatically changes
the value of the AutoAdminLogon registry key from 1 (true) to 0 (false) to
turn off the AutoAdminLogon feature."
 
how about changing crystal balls?


Maybe it is not necessary - just apply the latest Crystal Ball Service Pack
;-)
 
Microsoft Antispyware may well allow the user to change this setting, but it
should involve a prompt and a response from the user. I can recall hearing
a question about this from a user here, and checking out the particular
checkpoint involved.

My own system autologs on, set up via control, userpasswords2--and Microsoft
Antispyware hasn't flagged this or interfered with it.
 
What's the definition level in that Crystal Ball?


What do you mean by this {excuse me for my lack of understanding "advanced"
english ;-) } ? :-)
(On the other way, my Crystal Ball doesn't look to be at high level, because
it cannot reveal me what did you mean :-) - maybe I should check for some
update/service pack, too ;-) )
 
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