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Windows xp: Edit registry to use classic logon

Filed in Windows xp on Nov.28, 2007. Email This article to a Friend

In a previous article, i showed you how to enable the classic logon instead of the default welcome screen. You can do the same thing with a registry hack.

Do not forget to backup registry.

Instructions:

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