Decker87 Posted September 29, 2007 Share Posted September 29, 2007 Hi. I know how to set up windows to auto-logon to a certain account, even if it is hidden. However, is there a way to automatically log onto a certain user, AND do a "user switch" to show the welcome screen? In other words, this would allow the auto-logged-on user's startup programs to run in the background.Can this be done? Can an Auto-IT script be made to send the Windows key+L key combo? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thedexmonster Posted September 30, 2007 Share Posted September 30, 2007 Hi. I know how to set up windows to auto-logon to a certain account, even if it is hidden. However, is there a way to automatically log onto a certain user, AND do a "user switch" to show the welcome screen? In other words, this would allow the auto-logged-on user's startup programs to run in the background.Can this be done? Can an Auto-IT script be made to send the Windows key+L key combo?'#'The hash now sends a Windows keystroke; therefore, Send("#r") would send Win+r which launches the Run dialog box. The help file tells a lot. Figuring out the windows parameters for autoit to start is up to you, I'm just beginning using it myself. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Decker87 Posted October 1, 2007 Author Share Posted October 1, 2007 Hi. I know how to set up windows to auto-logon to a certain account, even if it is hidden. However, is there a way to automatically log onto a certain user, AND do a "user switch" to show the welcome screen? In other words, this would allow the auto-logged-on user's startup programs to run in the background.Can this be done? Can an Auto-IT script be made to send the Windows key+L key combo?'#'The hash now sends a Windows keystroke; therefore, Send("#r") would send Win+r which launches the Run dialog box. The help file tells a lot. Figuring out the windows parameters for autoit to start is up to you, I'm just beginning using it myself.Right. But how do I send the strokes to windows? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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