Hi Guys.. Im trying to find a method to run the onscreen keyboard at the
login screen.

its a (mobile) touchscreen PC that gets moved around a lot.. in theory
it needs nothing other than itself and a power cable, but... anoyingly,
i need to keep a keyboard with it just for the 2 second process that is
logging on..

its setup for remote login and as such MUST have a password set..
problem with this is when you log out from remote, you must enter that
password to get back in locally.. i also cant reboot it and get in with
autologin every time, as its a never off box, does a bunch of monitoring
tasks n junk.

If i could use the onscreen to type in the password that'd be problem
solved and id never need any external bits at all.

anyone have any bright ideas on a method to do this?

thanks
OOPz


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Winkey + U

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"OOPz" <OOPz.1ymg7k@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:OOPz.1ymg7k@pcbanter.net...
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> Hi Guys.. Im trying to find a method to run the onscreen keyboard at the
> login screen.
>
> its a (mobile) touchscreen PC that gets moved around a lot.. in theory
> it needs nothing other than itself and a power cable, but... anoyingly,
> i need to keep a keyboard with it just for the 2 second process that is
> logging on..
>
> its setup for remote login and as such MUST have a password set..
> problem with this is when you log out from remote, you must enter that
> password to get back in locally.. i also cant reboot it and get in with
> autologin every time, as its a never off box, does a bunch of monitoring
> tasks n junk.
>
> If i could use the onscreen to type in the password that'd be problem
> solved and id never need any external bits at all.
>
> anyone have any bright ideas on a method to do this?
>
> thanks
> OOPz
>
>
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> OOPz

come again?


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OOPz

Ill leave that for the impartial observer to decide.. but, it would
appear that you, most certainly are...

how precicely am i supposed to login with that, it runs AFTER login...
It helps to actually read the post as basic comprehension of the
problem is fundamental prerequisite of fixing it... but.. thanks for
playing.


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Instead of being a smartarse why don't you press it moron. Perhaps I did read your post.

From help
a.. Utility Manager enables users to check an Accessibility program's status and start or stop an Accessibility program. Users with administrator-level access can designate to have the program start when Utility Manager starts. Users can also start Accessibility programs before logging on to the computer on by pressing the Windows logo key () + U at the Welcome logon screen.

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"OOPz" <OOPz.1yoavk@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:OOPz.1yoavk@pcbanter.net...
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> Ill leave that for the impartial observer to decide.. but, it would
> appear that you, most certainly are...
>
> how precicely am i supposed to login with that, it runs AFTER login...
> It helps to actually read the post as basic comprehension of the
> problem is fundamental prerequisite of fixing it... but.. thanks for
> playing.
>
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How about press Winkey + U, select OSK, tick start when I lock my computer.

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"OOPz" <OOPz.1ypzzo@pcbanter.net> wrote in message news:OOPz.1ypzzo@pcbanter.net...
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> on the contrary.. i tried it on the desktop.. because you utterly failed
> to sufficiently explain the method... it didnt work, so.. i requested
> more information with 'come again' (admittedly.. thats rather vague,
> coz i was expecting human conversation not undeserved hostilility).
>
> im not even going to bother calling you an idiot.. coz its self
> evident... how precicely am i supposed to press OS+U without a
> keyboard?.. theirs no option to autostart at that point... this genius
> solution only serves to add a keystroke and make the typing a little
> more tricky.
>
> maybe it can be done thru reg.. maybe not.. i dont know.. thats why im
> asking.
>
> BTW.. i spend at least an hour, almost every day of my life supporting
> users for an open source package.. i have never... in my life been that
> rude to someone unless they were being unquestionably hostile to me
> first.. and even then, i generally remain relitivly polite... shesh
> man.. show a bit of class, let the the other person hang themselves
> with their own ranting....
>
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That option's greyed out for some reason?


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Have to turn welcome screen off so normal logon dialog appears.

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> That option's greyed out for some reason?
>
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'turn welcome screen off' meaning login?.. if not, iv got no idea at all
how to kill the welcome screen... but, its greyed out on desktop too :/

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That option's greyed out for some reason?


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User Accounts in control panel.

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> 'turn welcome screen off' meaning login?.. if not, iv got no idea at all
> how to kill the welcome screen... but, its greyed out on desktop too :/
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> That option's greyed out for some reason?
>
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