有没有办法在特定时间自动登录 Windows XP 计算机？
如何在Windows XP上为特定用户设置特定登录时间？ 例如，计算机是一台“永远在线的机器”，大多数时间没有人登录。我想为我的用户设置登录时间，而无需有人真正站在机器前。我尝试了使用内置自动登录功能（控制 userpassword2）的解决方法，但我仍然需要一个安全的系统，因为我不是唯一的用户，即使我是唯一的用户，仍然需要密码。
我已经搜索过第三方软件，但没有结果。我对批处理和 Python 脚本有很好的了解，还有一点 Java，所以任何有关这些内容的指针都会有所帮助。
How to set a specific logon time for a specific user on Windows XP?
For example, the computer is an "always on machine" and most of the time no one is logged on. I want to set a time for my user to log on, without someone actually having to be in front of the machine. I've tried a workaround with the built-in auto logon function (control userpassword2), but I still need a secure system as I'm not the only user, and would still want a password even if I was the only user.
I have searched for third party software, but to no avail. I've a good knowledge of batch and Python scripting and a little of Java, so any pointers with any of those would help.
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如果它在你不在场的情况下让你登录，它怎么能“安全”呢？当然，等待您输入密码（即登录提示）会更好吗？
如果您想要快速“启动”时间，那么您可以锁定工作站（ctrl+alt+del 打开任务管理器，然后单击“锁定”。这会显示一个对话框，就像登录提示一样，但是当您输入密码时您立即继续现有的会话）。或者，如果您想更加环保，请将 PC 置于睡眠模式，大多数 PC 将在不到 5 秒的时间内返回（再次出现可选的密码提示）。
How can it be "secure" if it logs you on without you being there? Surely it would be better for it to wait for you to type in a password (i.e. the login prompt)?
If you want a fast "startup" time, then you can lock the workstation (ctrl+alt+del to open the Task Manager and then click 'Lock'. This shows a dialog just like the login prompt, but when you enter your password you instantly continue your existing session). Or if you want to be more eco friendly, put your PC into Sleep mode, which most PCs will return from (again with an optional password prompt) in less than 5 seconds.
我想到的一种方法是：运行 Vnc 服务器，并侵入开源查看器程序。然后，您可以使用一些代码来操纵它，将键盘命令传递回计算机，也许可以实现一些屏幕抓取，以确保它只在适当的时候执行此操作。
但说实话，必须有更好的方法。你为什么要尝试这样做？
One way I just thought of: Run a Vnc Server, and hack into an open source viewer program. Then you can rig it with some code to pass keyboard commands back into the computer, maybe implement some screen scraping to make sure it only does it when appropriate.
But seriously, there has to be a better way. Why are you trying to do this?