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Hmm.. I have a thought... you could have a hidden script messing with the RUN key under local machine in the registry...
When the computer is booted, a RUN key will already exist that shuts down the computer OR makes it completely lock. A prior RUN key will be a script that checks whether or not there is a value (registry) set for logon script completed successfully and will remove the RUN key that locks the computer while spawning a process that will wait for the first process to complete and put the key back into the registry..... If you cancel the logon script, the machine will be locked.. If you log on and then log off and back on without the logon script, the machine will still be locked... Essentially, the moment the locking part is taken out of the registry will be a split second before it would have been executed, at which point it will be rewritten to the registry.
Just an idea.. probably could use some refinement.
Brian
[ 07. October 2002, 23:54: Message edited by: BrianTX ]
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