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The Purpose of Fast Logon Optimization<br />

1-27<br />

Windows XP Professional includes a feature named Fast Logon Optimization. Enabled<br />

by default, this feature allows existing users to log on by using cached credentials<br />

instead of waiting for the network to become fully initialized before allowing logon.<br />

This features enables faster logons from the user perspective. Group Policy and other<br />

settings are applied in the background after logon and after the network is initialized.<br />

Fast Logon Optimization is always turned off in the following situations:<br />

■ The first time a user logs on to a computer<br />

■ When a user logs on using a roaming profile, a home directory, or a user logon<br />

script (you will learn more in Chapter 7)<br />

How to Log Off Windows XP Professional<br />

F01US09.eps<br />

To log off a computer running Windows XP Professional, click Start and then click Log<br />

Off. Notice that the Start menu, shown in Figure 1-9, also allows you to turn off the<br />

computer.<br />

Figure 1-9 The Start menu provides a way to log off Windows XP Professional.<br />

Features of the Windows Security Dialog Box<br />

Lesson 4 Logging On and Off Windows XP Professional<br />

The Windows Security dialog box provides information such as the user account currently<br />

logged on, and the domain or computer to which the user is logged on. This

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