Tak for svaret Bjarne, men det er det samme metode som mit link
(
http://registry.winguides.com/display.php/629/) :(
"Bjarne Duelund" <_X_duelund@danbbs.dk> skrev i en meddelelse
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> Hej Brian
>
> "Brian" <tcp33@hotmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
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> >
> > Maskinerne køre med win98. Jeg ved godt de ikke er beregnet til den
slags
> > 'sikkerhed' men det må da være muligt at få annuller knappen til at
afbryde
> > login processen...
>
>
> Postet af Thorkil Olesen, 5/11-2000:
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> Der findes en mulighed, som tidligere har være citeret er i gruppen:
>
> The Windows Guard Booth
>
> Let's not mince words: The Windows log-in dialog box sure is
> ridiculous. It sits there, asking for a user name and password. If
supplied with
> a user name it hasn't seen before, Windows lets the stranger in. If
someone
> wants to provide no information at all, they can simply press Escape.
Granted,
> Windows 9x was not designed to be a secure operating system, but wouldn't
it be
> nice if there were a simple way to ensure that only certain user name and
> password
> combinations could get past that log-in box?
> Hack the Registry just a bit, and you can control who logs on to your PC.
Before
> performing this hack, however, take the following important setup steps,
or you
> may lock yourself out of your own PC.
> You must begin by enabling user profiling on your system. Select Start,
> Settings, Control Panel, double-click Passwords, and click the User
Profiles
> tab. Select the option "Users can customize their preferences and desktop
> settings." Also place checkmarks in front of both checkable options.
Select OK.
> Now create an account for yourself. From the Control Panel,
> double-click Users and use the wizard to add a profile for yourself. If
there is
> no Users icon in your Control Panel, you're running the original version
of
> Windows 95, and need to take the following step instead: Choose Start,
Shut
> Down, select "Close all programs and log on as a different user," and
click OK.
> When the log-in dialog box appears, enter a new user name and password.
Type the
> password again when Windows asks for confirmation.
> Now you're ready to hack the Registry. Start by navigating to the
following key:
> HKEY_USERS\.Default\Software\Microsoft\ Windows\CurrentVersion\Run With
the Run
> folder selected, select Edit, New, String Value. Type GoAway and press
Enter to
> give the value a name. Now double-click GoAway and enter rundll.exe
> user.exe,EXITWINDOWS. Click OK. That's it--you can close RegEdit now.
> The next time the Windows log-in box appears, you can log in with the user
name
> and password you assigned yourself. If anyone presses Escape or enters a
new
> user name and password, however, Windows will think it over for a bit, and
then
> immediately log them out, returning them to the log-in dialog box.
> This method is not foolproof--a savvy Windows user can probably find a way
> around such a minimal security strategy. But it is certainly enough to
keep
> casual snoops out.
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>
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