Vista - I dont want the welcome screen or log in

I am the only user of my computer and i haven´t set any passwords , i want
the computer to start and go directly to the desktop without having to click
on my user name.
Please let me know how to remove this.

There are two ways that I know of to do this, the first is a registry change,
and the second is a small app that you can find at
(http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/200...s-xp-and.html). Both methods are discussed at that page.

Sorry, the idea was good , but my onelive care beta has removed the admin
account , and i cannot run the program( it says i must be admin) nor see the
reg key ( iused regedit but there was no macht with what it was written in
the web). I havent solved the problem , i tried in safe mode but i had no
luck either, i did run the program as me (admin account) in safe mode but
didnt change i still have to press that silly button to enter to my desktop
even though i dont have any password.
Thanks
PD: the link didnt work well , TO SEE THE LINK JUST GO TO THE BLOG AND
November new
"David Wright" wrote:

> There are two ways that I know of to do this, the first is a registry change,
> and the second is a small app that you can find at
> (http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/200...s-xp-and.html). Both methods are discussed at that page.

"Sultanos" <Sultanos@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry, the idea was good , but my onelive care beta has removed the admin
> account , and i cannot run the program( it says i must be admin) nor see
> the
> reg key ( iused regedit but there was no macht with what it was written in
> the web). I havent solved the problem , i tried in safe mode but i had no
> luck either, i did run the program as me (admin account) in safe mode but
> didnt change i still have to press that silly button to enter to my
> desktop
> even though i dont have any password.
> Thanks
> PD: the link didnt work well , TO SEE THE LINK JUST GO TO THE BLOG AND
> November new
> "David Wright" wrote:
>
>> There are two ways that I know of to do this, the first is a registry
>> change,
>> and the second is a small app that you can find at
>> (http://www.intelliadmin.com/blog/200...s-xp-and.html).
>> Both methods are discussed at that page.