Automatic Logon into Windows 7
February 23, 2009 Windows 7 Tips
If you want additional speed for Windows 7 boot process, you could configure the computer system to automatically 
logon the user. This is mainly for computer systems that are in use by one person as it would not even be a privacy or security risk.
To configure Windows 7 for automatic logon:
Press Windows R. A command box should appear. Type “Control Userpasswords2″ and hit the enter key. This should display the User Accounts screen in Windows 7. Select the user account in the main table and uncheck the “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.” A click on the Apply button will open the Automatically Log On window. Enter the password and confirm it to add the password to the system so that it does not need to be entered during logon.
Enable Windows 7
Screenshots of the New Windows 7 build 7025 has been on the Internet lately which shows a quick launch bar in the Windows 7 taskbar. The quick launch bar looks similar to that of Windows Vista.
Here is how you can enable the quick launch toolbar in Windows 7 build 7000 (the Windows 7 beta build).
- Right-click an empty space on the windows 7 taskbar and select Toolbars>New Toolbar.
- Enter the following path: %userprofile%AppDataRoamingMicrosoftInternet ExplorerQuick Launch
- Click on Select Folder
- The Quick Launch toolbar should appear.
- Right-click the Windows 7 Taskbar again and select Lock The Taskbar from the menu.
- Drag and drop the Quick Launch toolbar into the location where you want it to be.
- Select Lock The Taskbar again to lock the Windows 7 Taskbar in place.
