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Then, uncheck the Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer box. Often having just 1 user who has no password will do it.įirst (must be done first), select the user who you want to log in automatically.

I dont think the welcome screen is avaliable on a domained pc.How to bypass windows logon / welcome screen and log on automatically

Thanks changing the default logon from local to domain is achieved via a local gpoĬomputer config/admin templates/system/logon assign a default domain for logon and just type the pc name thats worked for me unfortunately i cant see a way of putting in %computername% or similar and doing it on a network gpo. Problem is now that we can't seem to reproduce this.Ĭan anyone shed some light on this for me? We got around this by setting the default logon domain in Group Policy. I do seem to recall when we deployed 3 Win 7 boxes a while ago that they wobbled between our domain name and wanting to log in locally. Also, he believes that local login should be default, but it seems 7 sets the domain as the default? The only time I've seen the local computer name appears is if you logged in as Administrator or if you typed in the pc name. He seems to think that there was a way you could choose a local user on the logon screen from a list. \username trick, but my colleague and I have been arguing over something. This laptop will be a floating laptop, so people need to log in locally. We just got a new 7 laptop and joined it to the domain. I actually like it better but do wish that you could customize it. It makes the Vista/Win7 logon perfectly usable in a domain with less hassels than XP and staff attempting to log on locally. You can still find out the local station name by clicking on the link that tells you about logging on to different domains.Ĭomputer config > Admin templates > System > Logon : Assign a default domain for logonĬomputer config > Windows settings > Security Settings > Security options: Interactive Logon: Don't display last username Think when I rebuild the domain over summer I'll make sure the local admin account is different from the Domain Admin account.No need, you can set the default logon domain in group policy so that it defaults to the domain you want.

Keep forgetting to use the DOMAIN\Username format when logging on as an Admin

Any other account defaults to the domain, as does a 2008 DC The only time the new logon is annoying is with local and domain accounts with the same username (EG Administrator) it defaults to the local account.