| Title: | Multia | 
| Moderator: | ONTIME::SYSTEM | 
| Created: | Tue Oct 04 1994 | 
| Last Modified: | Tue Jun 03 1997 | 
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 | 
| Number of topics: | 782 | 
| Total number of notes: | 3413 | 
Hi, A customer has reported that Application Manager is not starting up automatically on two of his recently upgrade (to 3.2C) Multias. After the startup he has to start task manager with ctrl-alt-del and manually runs appmgr. Other machines onsite don't have this problem. The task manager lists no running programs. Is there a registry hack I can instigate? Which bit is broken? Any information you could provide would be great. Thanks & regards, Adrian Moore [Posted by WWW Notes gateway]
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| 763.1 | If Appmgr is still here look in Registry | SUTRA::MAHIEUX | Mon Mar 10 1997 03:59 | 22 | |
|     Hi Adrian 
    
    In the Registry Local Machine hive if you search for (using View/Find
    Key) Winlogon the first of 4 occurence of this key shows you among
    other values depending on this Multia configuration :
    
      AutoAdminLogon		0 or 1 allows to login automatically 
      CacheLastController         Last SAM repository
      CacheLastUpdate             Last access to it
      CacheTrustedDomains         Last list of trusted domains
      CacheValid                  valid 0 or 1
      DefaultDomainName           Domain where the machine belongs
      DefaultPassword             if autoadmin used default password
      DefaultUserName             if autoadmin used default Username
    >>Shell                       This one might be set back to PROGMAN.EXE ?
                                  change it back to APPMGR.EXE
      Shutdownwithoutlogon        0 or 1 allows to shutdown without being
                                  authenticated
    
    
    Best Regards , 
    Thierry 
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| 763.2 | Thanks! | NETRIX::"[email protected]" | Adrian Moore | Wed Mar 12 1997 19:50 | 7 | 
| Hi, Thanks for the details! Thanks & regards, Adrian Moore [Posted by WWW Notes gateway] | |||||