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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/NT
- Date added: April 12, 2004
- Total Downloads: 7,137
- Downloads last week: 2
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- CNET editors' rating: stars
- Average user rating: stars out of 4 votes
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CNET editors' review
Reviewed by: CNET Staff
This small utility automatically logs your username and password when accessing network domains or standalone PCs, but makes your computer vulnerable due to its lack of password protection. LogonEdit has a basic and simple interface with input boxes for username, password, and domain name. Although easy to use, it lacks a help file. To use this program, just input your username and password, plus the domain name you normally use during login. LogonEdit also automatically edits your logon Registry. The program works effectively for network domains and PCs, but it requires users to download .Net Framework and doesn't include much-needed password protection. Despite its privacy lapses, this freeware is a good option for users who want to automate logins.Publisher's description
From Burggraaf :It's a great tool for setting up your AutoLogon registry entries even in a Windows domain. With setting up AutoLogon in a network environment or stand-alone, Windows automaticly logs on without having to type your name and password and/or choosing a domain.
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Version: LogonEdit 1
Summary: It's a handy tool. Only make sure .NET Framework is installed.
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Version: LogonEdit 1
Summary: Quite handy indeed! Puts an end to manually editing the registry. Oh, and as for the "mscoree.dll" error someone else mentioned, you get that if you don't have .NET Framework installed - which is clearly listed as a prerequirement. Install it and tr... read more >>
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Version: LogonEdit 1
Summary: Tool works (when .Net framework is installed!) very fine. don't have to edit the registry for this anymore.
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