How to skip the username password screen in windows xp in registry?

Answer 1

There are four conditions necessary to disable the Windows Logon screen:

1 There must be only two accounts on the computer, the administrator and the guest account.
2 There must be no password for the administrator account.
3 The guest account must be turned off.
4 The welcome screen must be turned on. (Yes really)

#1 - Delete all user accounts except the administrator and guest accounts. (Important) Windows XP requires at least one administrative account. And, you cannot delete the guest account. When you delete user accounts, email and favorites belonging to those accounts will be lost. Windows will give you the option of saving those user's desktops and "My Documents" to a new folder on your desktop under "deleted accounts". If you need to, you can import data from these deleted accounts to your current one.

Deleting User Accounts - To delete accounts, logon as you normally do, then click start/ settings/ control panel and click user accounts. Then click "change an account" Click on the account you want to delete, then click delete account. At this point you will have the option to save that account's "My documents" folder and desktop. If you wish to keep these files click "Keep files", if not click "Delete files". Do this for all accounts except the Administrator (yours) and the "Guest" account.

#2 - Remove the password from the Administrator (your) account. Note: You need only follow this step if your administrator account is password protected. To determine if your administrator account is password protected, simply look for the words, “Password protected" under "User Accounts" in Control Panel. If it says "Password Protected" click on your account and then click "Remove my password". You will be prompted enter your password on the next screen. Enter your password then click, "Remove password"

#3 - Turn off the Guest account. Go back to "User Accounts" in the Control Panel. If the Guest account is turned on - click it then click "Turn off the guest account"

#4 - Turning the Welcome Screen on or off. go back to the "User Accounts" -"Pick a task" (in Control Panel) then choose the "Change the way users log on or off" option. Now uncheck "Use Fast User Switching" and apply the change. Also, make sure there is a check mark next to "Use the welcome screen". Leaving "Use the welcome screen" unchecked will bring up the enter password screen during boot up, even though you have previously deleted the password from your account.

If you want to keep all user accounts and still login without clicking the Welcome Screen or entering a password, download Tweak UI from Microsoft (See today's tip "Tweaking Free and Easy" in this newsletter). This is especially useful if you do have your account password protected (recommended) and would still like to skip the Welcome Screen at Windows startup.

After you installed Tweak U.I. run the program from your Start Menu
1. Choose the "+" by "Logon" from the list on the left side.
2. Select the "Autologon" sub-option.
3. Tick the "Logon automatically at system startup" check box, and fill in the required user name and password.
4. Click "OK" to save the changes and close Tweak UI.

You can download Tweak U.I. free from Microsoft. Even though there's a special Tweak UI for Windows XP, the one for Windows 98 works on Windows XP and it's better, in our opinion. Here's the download URLs for both. Choose whichever one you like:

Tweak UI For Windows XP Home, Media, and Professional Editions (Does NOT work with older Windows versions!)
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

Tweak UI For Windows 98/ME/NT/2000 (Works great with Windows XP!)
http://www.microsoft.com/ntworkstation/downloads/PowerToys/Networking/NTTweakUI.asp

WARNING! If you use Tweak U.I. "Automatic Login", anyone who turns on your computer will be automatically logged in to your account with administrator privileges. This method is not recommended unless you're the only person using your computer or your computer is only used in a trusted environment. Do not use this method on notebook computers or other computer which you carry with you.

Answer 2

There's a very handy utility from Microsoft called "TweakUI" that can be downloaded. Part of that program lists a choice for "Logon", which allows you to start up the computer and go directly to your account without seeing the various logon choices. It's available at the below link, where you can choose the version for your specific version of Windows.

Answer 3

It relies upon on no matter if you're the actually consumer with an account on the computer. If the computer actually has one account (yours) then visit regulate Panel and then to debts. on the right you ought to work out the alternative highlighted in eco-friendly I beleive. although, you're making your pc susceptible by using permitting everybody else to apply it. your human being archives are open to everybody and the computer will be used for "stuff" you gained't want.

Answer 4

Here's the best way to get in, I've been doing this for years.. (I'm a sysadmin)

Forgot your Windows password? No problems : Password resetting and recovering techniques

http://geeksaresexy.blogspot.com/2006/01/forgot-your-windows-password-no.html

Answer 5

use settings and do the changes

Answer 6

there is aoption on ur control panel

Answer 7

try this site
www.microsoft.com