Bypass Windows logon message

The best way to handle this is to remove that policy from your servers, and only apply it to your workstations.
edited by aaronstuder on 10/21/2014

Hi,
You could try a typing macro in the Events tabs

aaronstuder: Unfortunately, that isn't an option. Our policy requires the message.

david: I'll try that

I have the opposite problem. I need to click ok prior to logging in. It would be helpful to be able to execute a mouse click or send an <Enter> keystroke to get past that screen and then log in automatically.
I went to the Macros and tried to set one up, but it's looking for an app or service. Please don't judge, but I don't script. Not my bailiwick, not my strong point, not what I like to do. My dad, may he rest in peace, was the genius programmer about 30 years before it was as lucrative a profession as it is today. Unfotunately, he did not pass along the programming gene along to me.

Thanks for your help. I very much appreciate any assistance you can provide.

I have the opposite problem. I need to click ok prior to logging in. It would be helpful to be able to execute a mouse click or send an <Enter> keystroke to get past that screen and then log in automatically.
I went to the Macros and tried to set one up, but it's looking for an app or service. Please don't judge, but I don't script. Not my bailiwick, not my strong point, not what I like to do. My dad, may he rest in peace, was the genius programmer about 30 years before it was as lucrative a profession as it is today. Unfotunately, he did not pass along the programming gene along to me.

Thanks for your help. I very much appreciate any assistance you can provide.

Hello,

Just to confirm, you're using an RDP session entry to connect to your Windows computer correct ?

I want to be sure to give you the proper steps/suggestions/tests based on what's available with the entry type you're using.

Best regards,