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I have windows7.
My computer has 2 accounts: Admin (with password) and Guest(w/o password).
My purpose is to login on Guest account when wakes up from hibernate using task scheduler.
When the computer wakes up from hibernate the status of accounts is as follow:
Admin: Logged on but Locked
Guest: Logged off
I created task in Task Scheduler which wakes up computer from hibernate and run: %windir%System32tsdiscon.exe - it moves me to the login screen.
Now I'd like to find a way to log in Guest account automatically.
How I can do it?
batch-file windows-7 taskscheduler switch-user
asked Mar 20 at 6:12
ArturArtur
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I have windows7.
My computer has 2 accounts: Admin (with password) and Guest(w/o password).
My purpose is to login on Guest account when wakes up from hibernate using task scheduler.
When the computer wakes up from hibernate the status of accounts is as follow:
Admin: Logged on but Locked
Guest: Logged off
I created task in Task Scheduler which wakes up computer from hibernate and run: %windir%System32tsdiscon.exe - it moves me to the login screen.
Now I'd like to find a way to log in Guest account automatically.
How I can do it?
batch-file windows-7 taskscheduler switch-user
asked Mar 20 at 6:12
ArturArtur
33
add a comment |
I have windows7.
My computer has 2 accounts: Admin (with password) and Guest(w/o password).
My purpose is to login on Guest account when wakes up from hibernate using task scheduler.
When the computer wakes up from hibernate the status of accounts is as follow:
Admin: Logged on but Locked
Guest: Logged off
I created task in Task Scheduler which wakes up computer from hibernate and run: %windir%System32tsdiscon.exe - it moves me to the login screen.
Now I'd like to find a way to log in Guest account automatically.
How I can do it?
batch-file windows-7 taskscheduler switch-user
asked Mar 20 at 6:12
ArturArtur
33
I have windows7.
My computer has 2 accounts: Admin (with password) and Guest(w/o password).
My purpose is to login on Guest account when wakes up from hibernate using task scheduler.
When the computer wakes up from hibernate the status of accounts is as follow:
Admin: Logged on but Locked
Guest: Logged off
I created task in Task Scheduler which wakes up computer from hibernate and run: %windir%System32tsdiscon.exe - it moves me to the login screen.
Now I'd like to find a way to log in Guest account automatically.
How I can do it?
batch-file windows-7 taskscheduler switch-user
batch-file windows-7 taskscheduler switch-user
asked Mar 20 at 6:12
ArturArtur
33
asked Mar 20 at 6:12
ArturArtur
33
edited Mar 24 at 6:04
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asked Mar 20 at 6:12
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You can not auto login to another account without a restart.
Create regfile auto-login-guest.reg with this code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="guest"
"DefaultPassword"=""
Create a scheduled task:
regedt32 /s "auto-login-guest.reg"
shutdown /r /t 1
Regedt32 adds the regfile to the registry silently. Shutdown restarts in one second and forces the close of all open programs.
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You can not auto login to another account without a restart.
Create regfile auto-login-guest.reg with this code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="guest"
"DefaultPassword"=""
Create a scheduled task:
regedt32 /s "auto-login-guest.reg"
shutdown /r /t 1
Regedt32 adds the regfile to the registry silently. Shutdown restarts in one second and forces the close of all open programs.
answered Apr 4 at 3:26
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You can not auto login to another account without a restart.
Create regfile auto-login-guest.reg with this code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="guest"
"DefaultPassword"=""
Create a scheduled task:
regedt32 /s "auto-login-guest.reg"
shutdown /r /t 1
Regedt32 adds the regfile to the registry silently. Shutdown restarts in one second and forces the close of all open programs.
answered Apr 4 at 3:26
somebadhatsomebadhat
547
add a comment |
You can not auto login to another account without a restart.
Create regfile auto-login-guest.reg with this code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="guest"
"DefaultPassword"=""
Create a scheduled task:
regedt32 /s "auto-login-guest.reg"
shutdown /r /t 1
Regedt32 adds the regfile to the registry silently. Shutdown restarts in one second and forces the close of all open programs.
answered Apr 4 at 3:26
somebadhatsomebadhat
547
You can not auto login to another account without a restart.
Create regfile auto-login-guest.reg with this code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon]
"AutoAdminLogon"="1"
"DefaultUserName"="guest"
"DefaultPassword"=""
Create a scheduled task:
regedt32 /s "auto-login-guest.reg"
shutdown /r /t 1
Regedt32 adds the regfile to the registry silently. Shutdown restarts in one second and forces the close of all open programs.
answered Apr 4 at 3:26
somebadhatsomebadhat
547
answered Apr 4 at 3:26
somebadhatsomebadhat
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answered Apr 4 at 3:26
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