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To guarantee the best possible security, the Utimaco Logon component
ensures that it is always the first Windows logon component called by the
operating system. Should anything change the call order the Utimaco
Logon component will automatically reinstate itself as the first component
to be called. If, as a result, logging on to Windows becomes impossible, or
Windows no longer responds after logging on, there are two possible ways
to undo the changes introduced by the logon component:
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To manually define the logon component that is to be called by
Utimaco logon component, press and hold down [F8] key when the
system first switches from the blue text display to the (as yet
empty) desktop.
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If [F8] is not pressed, a dialog will appear. The user must define the
logon component that is to be called by the Utimaco logon
component, either the original Microsoft logon component or a
third-party logon component. This dialog will reappear at each
login until the user disables it. After that, the current logon
component setting remains. Selecting the original Microsoft
component will ensure that logon is performed correctly but may
disable some features of the third-party product. Due to a lack of
standardization it is not always possible to run every set of different
Windows logon components together.
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For bigger rollouts it is possible to suppress this user interaction. To do so
the administrator must ensure that, before the reboot after the new logon
component has been installed, the "ForceKnownGina" registry value in the
"HKLM\Software\Utimaco\SGLogon" key is set from 0 to the value 1 (new
logon component will be called by SafeGuard Logon Extensions).
Alternatively, you can set this value to 2 to force the use of the original
Microsoft component even if other software is installed.
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