Procedure

1. Open a command prompt window with elevated privileges.
2. Navigate to the following path:
   %Program Files%\Trend Micro\Full Disk Encryption
3. Run DAAutoLogin.exe using the following parameters:
   DAAutoLogin.exe username:<username> password:<password> [domainName:<domain name> domainUserName:<domain username> domainPassword:<domain password>] [count:N]

   Note Use a colon ( : ) to separate a key and its value.

   Refer to the examples below:

   • Bypass Full Disk Encryption authentication once
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:123456
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= count:1
   • Bypass Full Disk Encryption authentication once - use Domain account and login to Windows via single sign on using the same account
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:QA\user password:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= count:1
   • Bypass Full Disk Encryption authentication once - Full Disk Encryption Preboot login account is different from the SSO account in Windows
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= domainName:QA domainUserName:user domainPassword:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= count:1
   • Bypass Full Disk Encryption authentication 9 times
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:123456 count:9
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= count:9
   • Bypass Full Disk Encryption authentication 9 times - use Domain account and login to Windows via single sign on using the same account
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:QA\user password:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= count:9
   • Bypass Full Disk Encryption authentication 9 times - Full Disk Encryption Preboot login account is different from the SSO account in Windows
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= domainName:QA domainUserName:user domainPassword:=5mih67uKdy7TlVaN2ISWGQQ= count:9
   • Disable bypass of Full Disk Encryption authentication - user name and password is required
     DAAutoLogin.exe username:tmee password:123456 count:0