Josh Hartman joshhartman

In Windows 10 you can no longer change the last logged on user in the registry like you could in Windows 7. Windows 10 requires the user's SID to be entered as well. Here's an updated guide.

In HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI, you'll want to change 4 entries:

LastLoggedOnDisplayName
- Enter the user's full name, like Allan Jude
LastLoggedOnSAMUser
- Enter the username, like SHORTDOMAIN\allan.jude
LastLoggedOnUser
Enter the username again, like SHORTDOMAIN\allan.jude

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