Windows 10 AutoLogon not working
In the previous versions like Windows 8.1, the Autologon is working for windows .
I can login to the system without entering any login info at logonscreen with the below settings.
Or with below registry info.
But with windows 10, I am not able to autologin even after using this info.
Can anyone suggest how to autologon on windows 10.
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I have a few win 10 machines that auto login just fine with the registry process. We are using win 10 enterprise x64 Fully updated. - jboling 7 years ago
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gladron
7 years ago
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ur00361883
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anonymous_9363
7 years ago
32-bit or 64-bit Windows 10?
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64 bit - ur00361883 7 years ago
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DaveMT
7 years ago
We had this issue with Windows 10 x64 Enterprise. A few things to check that helped us was, to ensure CTRL+ALT+DELETE is disabled in the registry as well.
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
create DWORD for DisableCAD and set to 0
Also, our AutoAdminLogin would reset to 0 from 1 every now and then. At the same time, the DefaultPassword would blank out too. We traced ours back to a GPO that was corrected for our KIOSK style machines.
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Dave,
We've recently been having issues with AutoAdminLogon resetting to 0 too. You mentioned tracing this back to a GPO that was corrected for your KIOSKS. Do you remember what the problem was and how you corrected it?
In troubleshooting I've set AutoAdminLogon to 1 and rebooted, but it would still fail to autologon reporting to the affect of "invalid credentials". So it seems the stored creds are getting wiped or corrupted. Not very much as changed on this set of autologon'd boxes. I believe WU are disabled. I think the only minor changes made are to link a couple one-setting GPO's:
1. Administrative Templates, System, App-V, Enable App-V Client = Enabled
2. Windows Settings, Security Settings, System Services, Remote Registry = Startup Mode=Automatic (enabled to help troubleshoot)
I've temporarily unlinked the 1st GPO but it's not been that long to get good results. If anyone has any suggestions, I'm all ears.
P.S. We've always used Sysinternals AutoLogon to set this... and using the latest (3.1) as of this writing.
thanks,
Scott - scottcopus 4 years ago