1392 Unauthenticated Local AutoBoot

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Unauthenticated Local AutoBoot

Ensure that "Enable silent Auto-Boot (bypass Boot Logon authentication)” is selected in the device’s profile under [Boot Configuration -> General]. 

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Ensure that "Enable silent Auto-Boot (bypass Boot Logon authentication) is selected in the SecureDoc Control Center locally on the machine under [Boot Control -> Advanced Settings].  
 

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Configure the AutoLogin.ini with the following command:

 

  • SDUTIL /u /c”3” /t”3” /Silent
     

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Note:

  • /c represents the number of times the device will automatically log into pre-boot authentication screen during X number of hours. In this example, it’s 3 times.
  • /t represents the number of hours the device will be allow to log into pre-boot authentication. In this example, it’s for 3 hours.
  • /Silent means we will use the current logged in SecureDoc’s credentials to bypass PreBoot

 
Save the file as type: "all files”

  • Encoding: Unicode


  Execute the SDBat.exe command:

  • Open a CMD prompt with Windows Administrator rights
  • Change directory to c:\program files\WinMagic\SecureDoc-NT\
  • Type at the command line:
    • SDBat.exe AutoLogin.ini
  • Press ENTER to execute.

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To confirm the script has executed successfully, the following Window will appear:  

​If we navigate to c:\program files\WinMagic\SecureDoc-NT\UserData\SDjob.log

  • The following 2 lines will appear:
    • Activate auto-boot - Start
    • Activate auto-boot - Finish

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Reboot, the auto-boot will be activated.