Network login window doesn't come up (windows 98 se.)

[Sarg]

I just reloaded windows 98 se, because I was getting illegal operations a bit to frequently. Now, when I boot up the PC it does not give me the option to login to my domain. It simply boots to the desktop. If I go to start > log off. I can logon like usual, and everthing works fine. All the Network Settings are configured properly, and I have seen this problem before on other windows 98 se. machines. I can sometimes get it to work fine by just removing 'client for microsoft networks,' then adding it back. Not this time! There must be a setting in the registry that is not telling it to come up when the machine boots.
HELP!

[reghakr]

There are alot of possibilities.

1. Why not just delete all *.pwl files from c:\windows annd open c:\windows\system.ini, under [Passsword Lists] remove all names.
Reboot. If not, try the next step

2. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\NETWORK\LOGON]
If not, create a DWORD value under the Logon key named MustBeValidated and give it a value of 1

3. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\curr ent version\network\real mode net\autologon

Change the value from "01 00 00 00" to "00 00 00 00".

reghakr

[Silent Ambush]

as reghakr said there are a lot of possibilities but another one is make sure in the network screen the primary network logon on is the correct logon option make sure it is not "Windows logon"

[POBrien]

Make sure "LMLogon" is set to =hex:10,00,00,00 and that Client for Microsoft Networks is selected as the primary network logon.



[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Network\Logon]
"username"="dad"
"PolicyHandler"="GROUPPOL.DLL,ProcessPolicies"
"PrimaryProvider"=""
"LMLogon"=hex:10,00,00,00

reboot