@echo off

> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
>> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO.
>> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon]
>> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO "AutoAdminLogon"="1"
>> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO "DefaultUsername"="XXXXXXXXX"
>> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO "DefaultPassword"="XXXXXXXX"
>> "C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg" ECHO "DefaultDomainName="XXXXXXXX"

regedit /S C:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg
del c:\WindowsAutoLogon.reg

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//  Insructions
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// There are three keys that manage the AutoLogon capability
// The first is AutoAdminLogon.  "1" Enables autologon, "0" disables autologon
// When using autologon, replace the X's with the username and password in 
// the appropriate keys.  Add the domain name if needed.  If not, remove from script.
// Run this script after these values are set and each computer will logon 
// automatically using the account.