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I am nearly complete in setting up a homebrew PVR system with XP Home, but
have encountered a problem. I schedule my computer to start up right before
my TV programs are scheduled to run, and hibernate after my recording. My TV
software will not run unless it's actually displayed, which means login
screens will prevent it from showing up. In XP Pro, I was able to disable
the login screen from appearing when returning from hibernate (gpedit.msc,
User Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Power Management,
"Prompt for password on resume from hibernate/suspend"). However, XP Home
doesn't seem to respect this regkey. The description of the setting states:
Requirements:
At least MS Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003 family
My question: does anybody know of any other way of disabling the logon
prompt upon returning from hibernate? I've already tried setting autologon
with TweakUI, but that only takes care of the initial login prompt. I had
this all working perfectly in XP Pro, and thought that XP Home would simplify
things. Seems a shame to have to switch back to Pro just because of this
feature.
(being energy conscious, I'd prefer not to leave the computer on 24/7).
have encountered a problem. I schedule my computer to start up right before
my TV programs are scheduled to run, and hibernate after my recording. My TV
software will not run unless it's actually displayed, which means login
screens will prevent it from showing up. In XP Pro, I was able to disable
the login screen from appearing when returning from hibernate (gpedit.msc,
User Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, Power Management,
"Prompt for password on resume from hibernate/suspend"). However, XP Home
doesn't seem to respect this regkey. The description of the setting states:
Requirements:
At least MS Windows XP Professional or Windows Server 2003 family
My question: does anybody know of any other way of disabling the logon
prompt upon returning from hibernate? I've already tried setting autologon
with TweakUI, but that only takes care of the initial login prompt. I had
this all working perfectly in XP Pro, and thought that XP Home would simplify
things. Seems a shame to have to switch back to Pro just because of this
feature.
(being energy conscious, I'd prefer not to leave the computer on 24/7).