How to disable login screen

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Can I block/disable login until I execute my application?

Posted 30-Jan-10 0:35am

shrikant.kudlur

Updated 2-Feb-10 10:56am

Sean Ewington

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This is the fourth such question I have seen today. Either one person is posting under different aliases, or someone has blogged about this and got people excited.

[edit]Well I see that you have asked a similar question once already. Try expanding on the original post, rather than the same (or similar) question multiple times.[/edit]

Posted 30-Jan-10 1:39am

Richard MacCutchan

Updated 30-Jan-10 1:40am

Solution 1

Nope. You can write a service that runs without anyone logged in, though.

Posted 30-Jan-10 1:19am

#realJSOP

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Thanks a lot Abhishek Sur its working :thumbsup: :laugh:

Posted 2-Feb-10 23:16pm

shrikant.kudlur

Updated 2-Feb-10 23:18pm

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Abhishek Sur · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-02T11:58:00

Solution 4

You can change

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Shell

from explorer.exe to your own software, and your software will be started automatically.

Use your software to run a certain code and then start Explorer.exe from there.

I hope this would work for you. :)

Posted 2-Feb-10 11:58am

Abhishek Sur