I would love to know the answer to that one – smile.


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From: Peter Tesar [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2016 11:03 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: How do I stop entering a password on log in



Hello Jeanette,

Well, the check box is checked and I am not prompted for a password.

If there is a logon screen, JAWS is not announcing it and I get to the desktop.

I no longer need to enter a password.

Maybe someone can explain.
Am I loging on as an administrator?
Am I loging on as a local user with a blank password?

Peter t.



On 2016-02-24 8:59 AM, Jeanette McAllister wrote:

As long as the checkbox is checked it is going to take you to a logon screen. 
If you uncheck it and reboot, it should not take you to a login screen. 



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From: Peter Tesar [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 24, 2016 8:31 AM
To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: Re: How do I stop entering a password on log in



It worked, thanks to all who responded.

I never had to enter a Microsoft account password.

I first looked at the run: netplwiz command. There is a check box checked:
  Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer

I left this because I wanted to try changing the password to a new blank 
password. It worked.

Here are the steps:
open the settings with windows+ i
tab once to the search edit box and type "password"
tab once to the list
arrow down to: change your password, & press ENTER
>From here, proceed to entering the old and tab pasd the 2 new password fields.
Selecting "next" and finally "finish".

This worked. However now the run command "netplwiz" shows that the check box is 
still checked.
It still indicates that this PC requires a user name and password to use this 
computer.

Perhaps I was always signing on as the administrator. Perhaps I never created a 
local account.

I don't know how additional Internet security works vis-a-vis signing on as an 
administrator or using a local account.Perhaps someone can explain?

Thanks again.

Peter T.




On 2016-02-24 6:31 AM, Jeanette McAllister wrote:

This is how I took the password requirement off of my Windows 10 desktop 
computer:



Press the [Windows] + [R] to open the Run command. Type the netplwiz command 
and press enter to open the User Accounts dialogue window. Go to the Users tab 
and clear the User must enter a username and password to use this computer 
checkbox. You can uncheck the box by pressing spacebar.



Tab to and Press the Apply button. You'll need to enter your current password 
to validate the operation. Type your password in the Password and Confirm 
Password fields, and press OK



The next time you boot up your computer, it will take you directly to your user 
session (no password required).



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From: Peter Tesar [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2016 5:11 PM
To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
Subject: How do I stop entering a password on log in



Hello list,

When I upgraded to Windows 10 Home Edition, I chose to require a password on 
logging in.

How do I stopthe the password prompt??



I was told (by MS support) that the presence of Norton, and other anti virus 
programs, prevented some of Windows 10 features from being installed properly.



Before upgrading to Windows 10, I chose to remove the third party anti virus 
program.

I thought I would rely on the Windows firewall and Defender.

I also thought that requiring a log on password would provide added security.



Now I want to log on without the password prompt.



I can’t find a way to stop this feature.



Going through settings, all that I seem to be able to do is change the password 
or add a new user account.



I haven’t done this, but I assume that If I add a new account, I probably will 
start out with a blank desktop. I want to avoid going through the setup process 
that I already did.



Is there a way to remove the requirement to sign on to Windows 10, without the 
password prompt?



Thanks,



Peter T.




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