The Enable Windows Auto Logon feature available in the FixMe.IT remote desktop application allows you to securely store the remote user’s Windows credentials in order to automatically logon as a current user after a restart.
This way you can automatically continue the remote session after a reboot without the remote user’s involvement, or even in their absence.
There are absolutely no security or privacy risks, as the remote user’s credentials are stored only for the duration of the active session. As soon as the session is terminated, the original Windows logon settings will be automatically restored on the remote PC.
Here’s how to enable Windows Auto Logon on a remote PC with FixMe.IT:
- Connect to the remote user by starting a new support session.
- Click Reboot on the Expert toolbar and then choose the Enable Windows Auto Logon option from the dropdown menu.
- Wait for the remote user to enter their Windows credentials.
After that, you’ll be able to automatically logon as the current user after a restart. Visit our Support Center to learn more about the Enable Windows Auto Logon feature and the available reboot options.
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