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December 3rd 06, 11:38 PM
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Changing the way users log on and off
OK, found the answer:
Search the newsgroup for "Subject: CTRL-ALT-DEL Login in Vista?" posted: 11/26/2006 1:53 AM PST By: Jimmy Brush" Short answer: Look in Local Security Policy (Local Policies - Security Options) for Interactive Logon. One of these lines has "Do not display last username". There're also other useful options here regarding logon screens. "smallville1956" wrote: In Windows XP there were two options for the way users logged on and off. One was the welcome screen and the other was the password box/form. When I install Vista, the default is the welcome screen. How do I change it to the log in box? Thanks. 
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