I've asked this before so I'll apologise in advance, but I'm yet to find a solution that doesn't rely on sacrificing chickens to the voodoo god of server logic!
I'm running XP pro and want to logon automatically without having to select an account/ password etc... It used to work fine, but since the .Net framework has installed an ASP.net user I cannot seem to get in without interacting with my machine. I switched off the welcome screen and now get the old style usernam/password screen (even though I don't have a password!).
Additionally, I want to add a password to my account so it will be recognised by my Windows Home Server box without me having to log in to it every time I reboot. Is there a way to set up a password protected user account in XP that will automatically boot into windows without user intervention (ie remember the password and autocomplete it at startup?)
Cheers.
I'm running XP pro and want to logon automatically without having to select an account/ password etc... It used to work fine, but since the .Net framework has installed an ASP.net user I cannot seem to get in without interacting with my machine. I switched off the welcome screen and now get the old style usernam/password screen (even though I don't have a password!).
Additionally, I want to add a password to my account so it will be recognised by my Windows Home Server box without me having to log in to it every time I reboot. Is there a way to set up a password protected user account in XP that will automatically boot into windows without user intervention (ie remember the password and autocomplete it at startup?)
Cheers.
