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Posted by Steve Pietrek on February 26, 2009

  1. **** Efficient way to add a new item to a SharePoint list
  2. **** Controlling Single Web Parts with CSS
  3. **** 25 Common Design Questions
  4. SharePoint: Writing messages to ULS (Unified Logging System)
  5. What Are The Biggest SharePoint API Mistakes?
  6. Easy Way To Add Role Assignments
  7. Getting A Specific SPListTemplateType Icon
  8. Get SPGroup, If Not Available, Create!
  9. Understanding SharePoint: Event Receivers
  10. Create a simple hello world custom Application Page in SharePoint.
  11. Virtual Earth + SharePoint = Business (Location) Intelligence
  12. Integrating a Custom ASP.NET Application into SharePoint (Part 2)
  13. Programmatically Apply Theme to a site
  14. AJAX enable Zone Tabs Web part in SharePoint
  15. Best Practices disposing SharePoint objects – Reference Guide
  16. Using SharePoint instead of email attachments
  17. Options for taking SharePoint files offline
  18. Creating a Custom Web Service in SharePoint for Uploading Document
  19. Submit InfoPath form to SharePoint list
  20. Regular Expression Validated Custom SPField
  21. jQuery: the SharePoint Band Aid
  22. InfoPath and Visual Studio Workflows – 3 Great Tricks (3 of 3)
  23. Notes Field Not Getting Populated by SPUserCollection.Add Method
  24. February Cumulative Update for WSS V3 and MOSS 2007
  25. Anonymous access and SPContext
  26. Integrating Reporting Services 2008 with SharePoint 2007 Step 6 – Report Creation and Deployment
  27. When saving data into Web Part Properties, remember [Serializable]
  28. Rolling up Content Across Site Collections
  29. Workflow SPListItem modified by SHAREPOINT\system
  30. SharePoint: Access denied error when adding new page to page library
  31. Improve you SharePoint code with Red Gate ANTS
  32. Handling State Machine Workflow – Part 1
  33. Disabling Enterprise Feature Buttons
  34. The Content Query Web Part, and Working With Lookup Fields in a Custom Web Part
  35. PowerShell and Office Open XML Format Document Generation Sample
  36. More Samples Added to the SharePoint and Silverlight Blueprints
  37. Trick on how to get a Content Editor Web Part’s width to 100% when it is in a horizontally aligned Web Part Zone

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Hide Users on Welcome Screen in Windows Server 2008

Posted by Steve Pietrek on February 26, 2009

I am in the process of putting together a demo VM. I have 8 users which I use from time to time; however, I always want to log on as the Administrator account. To save an extra click, I want to only allow the Administrator to display on the Welcome screen. A quick search on Google points you to posts on changing the Registry. Here is an example post listing the steps to modify the Registry.

Although modifying the Registry is an acceptable solution, I wanted an easier way. Below are steps to accomplish this request:

  1. Select Local Security Policy from Administrative Tools.
  2. Expand Local Policies.
  3. Select User Rights Assignment.
  4. Double-click Deny log on locally to display dialog.
  5. Add users or groups.
  6. Click OK to save.
  7. Reboot.

From the help:

This security setting determines which users are prevented from logging on at the computer. This policy setting supersedes the Allow log on locally policy setting if an account is subject to both policies.

Important: If you apply this security policy to the Everyone group, no one will be able to log on locally.

Update #1. It appears the same option is available for Windows Server 2003.

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