Windows Autologon

* Windows registry:

1. Launch Regedit 
2. Navigate to:
   HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\winlogon
   Set: AutoAdminLogon = 1 (one means on, zero means off.)
3. DefaultUserName. The value should reflect the user who you wish to logon automatically.  If this value does not exist, then right-click in the right pane, New, REG_SZ, name it, DefaultUserName.  Set the string value to the required UserName
4. DefaultPassword. The password of the previous user (If this value does not exist, then right-click in the right pane, New, REG_SZ, name it, DefaultUserPassword).
5. Finally, if it's a domain user, create a String Value called DefaultDomainName.  
   Set: DefaultDomainName = "OnlyYouKnowDomain"

* External application:

https://docs.microsoft.com/es-es/sysinternals/downloads/autologon

This application do the same as "windows registry mode" but in a pretty view.

1. Enter user name.
2. Write user's password.
3. Enter the domain
4. Click on "Enable"
5. Reboot the machine and check autologon.

Adding a Network Location in Windows

Adding a network place in Windows allows you to access FTP, Windows file shares, and some HTTP servers (with FrontPage extensions loaded) directly in My Network Places, without having to use an FTP client. Though this article uses Windows 10, the instructions are similar for 7 and 8. 

1. Open the Start menu, then search and click "This PC." 

•  In Windows 7, search and click "Computer." 

2. A Windows Explorer window will open. Right-click on "This PC" (or "Computer" in Windows 7) and select "Add Network Location." 
  

3. Click "Next" on the wizard that opens. 

   

4. Select "Choose a custom network location" and click "Next." 
   

5. Type in the address, FTP site, or network location, then select "Next." 

   
6. Type a name for the network and select "Next." 
  

7. Click "Finish" on the wizard.
  

8. If a login screen appears, type in your ID and Password, then click "Log in."
  

9. The location will now be listed under "Network Locations" in "This PC."