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very disconcerting autologin problem with nLite.


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Posted

thats odd as all .... hell

i would be eeking a lot if i had that on mine

i will have a look at the file ...

i will let you know hows its goes

after i get back from cooking dinner n stuff ;) ...

Posted

can't say much about what could cause it, but heres my super easy solution:

don't use an unattended password at all. just set the password when its finished installing, and this problem should be no more.

heres what could be the problem, and since i'm on linux right now i can't provide pictures, so just bear with me.

during a normal full installation with an untouched windows XP Professional, you enter your username/password during installation. since the Username and Full Name aren't the same, you may be getting the wrong name during installation.

now, whether or not thats correct i can't say much, its just my hypothesis. i'm no einstien, i just take care to pay attention to details.

Posted

"changeme" isn't complex (under the complexity rules)

Default1 should satisfy this as it has a CAP, lower case and a number. It's also 8 characters.

Posted (edited)

big problem. Before I left for walmart to buy food for the month, I decided to try it without automatically entering passwords. I entered changeme manually for administrator, and the thing did the EXACT same thing. could not log in, but no warning or issue when entering the pass etc. What the heck is going on... It wont let me put no pass in there either. Ill be trying Default1 soon.

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Posted

what OS you Nliting

XP , 2003 server

complex passwords are only enabled on 2003

and a real dogs ...... as well

i hate to see say but something your doing is it right

- > im still eekkking over the problem - >

Posted

everything worked fine with all previous versions of this nlite ISO. I removed a third user (admin and guest are still there) and set it to log in to Admin on first boot, since then it has been doing this.

OS is Windows XP SP2 RTM w/ all hotfixes.

Posted

whats the importance of having the unattended username/password...if it causes problems, why not just [once and for all] do it after the install to solve problems?

Posted

Because it doesn't allow you to put it off until the OS has been installed. I actually have RunOnce set up to open up the 'xp-style' account manager on first boot. I want windows to be completely installed and ready to go before any input is required.

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