Soundmaster80

It is a standalone CMD line executable... In my situation, they inform me they are giving a test. So I use the below 2 commands to set the autologon and then reboot the computers. Given this, I would think that it could be setup in a script along with a reboot command to run at a scheduled time. I will say that I tried running it on a network share and it did not work so the exe file will have to be on the computer. This wasn't a problem for me, just copied it to the System32 1st command - psexec @TXTFILE autologon DOMAIN\USERNAME PASSWORD 1 /disableCAD /forceautologon 2nd command - psexec @TXTFILE shutdown -r -f -t 00

Yes, this is the correct link. Thank you.

I was trying to find something that would allow me to autologin a particular user a specified number of times on a computer. We give tests on lab machines and the proctor must reboot the lab and log in each machine separately. Searching led me everywhere and nothing was really what I wanted till I happen to run across this. I'm now able to use this in conjunction with PSexec to log the computers in. Just thought I would pass this along since I've seen post asking about this. Apparantly I'm unable to post URLs so I'll just say to search "Secure Autologon" on sourceforge.