Enable Windows XP to automatically log on to [excerpt]

Windows XP is a safer operating system. You must select an account and enter a password each time you start Windows XP. It is safer for a public computer, but if this computer is used by one person, there is no important information. It is too difficult to select an account and enter a password every time. How can we enable Windows XP to automatically log on without entering a password?
Click Start/run and enter rundll32 netplwiz. DLL, usersrundll ", Press enter to bring up the" User Account "window, see clearly, this can be different from the" User Account "panel window opened in the" control panel! Then, deselect the "to use the local machine, the user must enter the user name and password" option and click OK. In the displayed dialog box, enter the account and password that you want the computer to automatically log on.
In fact, automatic logon can also be implemented in Windows 2000, but it can open the "User Account" window through the "control panel", but not in Windows XP.
There is also a simple and effective way to enable Windows XP to log on automatically.
Run the "control userpasswords2" command to open the user account management interface in the original Windows2000 style. In this window, select "to use the local machine, you must enter the user name and password, click "application" and enter the username and password for automatic login in the pop-up "automatic login" window. After confirming, everything will be OK.