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VlLight2021-03-12 14:00:41
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VlLight, 2021-03-12 14:00:41

Is it possible to have a fixed list of domain users on the Windows 10 welcome screen?

Good afternoon, colleagues. The situation is as follows: there is a domain, there are workstations with Windows 10. Several people work in shifts at one workstation, under one domain account. Sometimes it becomes necessary to create different accounts for users working on the same PC - and this is where the difficulties begin.
If the PC is not turned on by the user who turned it off, he cannot enter. For a long time he cannot understand why his password does not fit; when he figures out why his password doesn't work, he can't remember his account, when he remembers his account he's already so annoyed that he can't type it; when he pulls himself together, the working day ends.
Is it possible to nail a fixed list of users on the welcome screen? I found how to do it like this, but it only works for local users (shows the whole list of local users) 604b46f97b0c7596183939.png
Is there a way to add arbitrary domain users here?

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Vladimir Korotenko, 2021-03-12
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Block local, reverse actions
https://winaero.com/show-local-users-on-sign-in-sc... Enable
domain cache
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-US/troubleshoot/wind ...

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vreitech, 2021-03-12
@fzfx

If the PC is not turned on by the user who turned it off, he cannot log in. For a long time he cannot understand why his password does not fit; when he figures out why his password doesn't work, he can't remember his account, when he remembers his account he's already so annoyed that he can't type it; when he pulls himself together, the working day ends.

this is of course sad, but the name of this is the inability to log in to the system.
people need to be taught how to use the login window, since they don't know how to do it. explain that this is not their home PC, and in this aspect his work is different from his home PC.
the list of machines that the user has the right to log into is defined on the domain controller in the snap-in for managing domain users and computers in the user settings in one of the tabs in one of the buttons. but this function is a little legacy. also it will not solve your problem completely and add new ones. I do not recommend, in short.

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