Once you are connected to an SSH session you do need to put in a username and password.
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Originally Posted by fayax
Putty version .60 , I think latest and windows vista 32 and 64 bit both exhibit that same behavior.
Tofi I am doing this in gui of PuTTy and I know thats not the normal behavior putty. Used to be able to make it jump up.
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The GUI part of putty doesn't really give you the option of a one-click connection. You still have to load the saved session and then connect. With the CLI command all you need to do is click on the batch file, or as Lucid said modify the shortcut to insert the "-load" parameter into the shortcut.