Autologon WOUTempAdmin Problem

[aker]

Please post the content of C:\Windows\wsusofflineupdate.log in [code]-tags.

[gusy1977]

I removed that file is, is there any possibility of eliminating "WOUTempAdmin" account? thanks and regards.

[aker]

Run .\client\cmd\CleanupRecall.cmd with admin rights.

[gusy1977]

I did what you told me but I did not succeed, through command line and I got a long but very fine print and red I could not read prayer. I rebooted but still the problem of the hidden but active WOUTempAdmin, which I can not control it, it has a password that never knew, and makes settings that I never meant for example, after a few minutes shows lock screen where I have to put my yes the password obviously know because I am the administrator. Hope you can help me eliminate WOUTempAdmin account, which is interfering with my actions, thanks.

[aker]

Then try this:

Q: I enabled the "automatic reboot and recall" option, and now my PC automatically logs into the "WOUTempAdmin" account. How can I prevent that and revert to my previous account settings?
A: That issue rarely happens. Please help improve the software by submitting a detailed error report, including the preconditions and how to reproduce the error, to the development team.
To "clean up" your OS do the following:
- Cancel running update scripts using <Ctrl>+C;
- Execute the "CleanupRecall.cmd" script in the "cmd" directory, then reboot.

If it still won't work, follow this guide:
- Log off the "WSUSAdmin" account. While doing this, hold the <Shift> key to prevent automatic login and show the Logon screen instead.
- Log on the "Administrator" account (or an account with administrative rights).
- Check for the existence of a file named "%SystemRoot%\wsusbak-winlogon.reg".
- If the file exists, start the registry editor ([Start - Run...] regedit) and delete the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon". Then merge the backed up values back into the registry by double-clicking the "%SystemRoot%\wsusbak-winlogon.reg" file and confirming the prompt. Then you can delete that file.
- If the file doesn't exist, start the registry editor ([Start - Run...] regedit) and modify some values of the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" as follows:
- DefaultUserName: Administrator (or another user account of your choice)
- DefaultPassword: Delete value
- AutoAdminLogon: Delete value
- ForceAutoLogon: Delete value
- Delete the "WOUTempAdmin" account using the "User accounts" Control Panel item.
- Delete the user profile files if they still exist (XP: C:\Documents and Settings, Vista/7: C:\Users).
- Reboot.

[gusy1977]

I did the 2nd step in regedit because the file "% SystemRoot% \ wsusbak-winlogon.reg" does not exist, and I succeeded However, in C / Windows there are 2 with similar name that I have to check again if still there. I have one more question: there is a registry entry also in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Winlogon" which does not bring myself to delete it because I do not know its function and is called "LastUsedUsername" _ "REG_SZ" _ "WOUTempAdmin" (attached screenshot): I delete this?
In turn I found the .log file you asked me, I was not eliminated ... but I edited some words that do not matter (what also attached). Greetings!

[aker]

=> LastUsedUsername
It just represents the last username, which was used to log in. I would suggest to enter a name of an existing user.

[gusy1977]

It has improved the system, but remnants of the setting made WOUTempAdmin, as the appearance of the lock screen which interrupts me things persist. There could be a solution? thank you very much.

[aker]

Is WOUTempAdmin still an existing local user?
If yes please delete it using the control panel. If not, please post a screenshot of the registry key.

[gusy1977]

No more since I edited the registry as you pointed out days ago, but there is an order that is still running in the power settings, which I did not notice, that is the occurrence of lock screen.