ctrl-alt-del login sometimes not required


  1. 107sw
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    Enterprise
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    ctrl-alt-del login sometimes not required


    Running Enterprise v. 1909

    I enabled the login to requre "ctrl-alt-delete", and enabled "do not show last user"

    But once in a while when my computer boot up, it would go straight to the login promt and bypassing the "ctrl-alt-delete" requirement.

    Again, this happens once a while. What's the reason for this?
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  3. AGTDenton
    Posts : 31
    XP, 7, 10
       New #2

    Do you have anything in your policy or settings that is trying to disable the Lock-Screen?
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