This article explains how to automatically login with Windows 10. By using this feature, other users can log in to your computer and use the account that you set up to automatically log in. Auto-login enables you to simply configure Windows’ built-in autologin. Instead of waiting for the user to type their name and password, Windows uses the credentials you input with Autologon, which are encoded in the Registry, to log on to the given user automatically.
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Before starting with the configuration, there are a few things to note. You must have access to a Windows administrator account to make changes, and you must log in as an administrator. If you ever decide to change the password for the account set to automatically log in, then you will want to re-do the steps.
Automatically login with Windows 10
First, we need to remove the Windows user password
Search computer management in Windows and then open it.
Expand local users and groups under computer management (local). Click on user; under the action menu, click on set password; or right-click on a user (administrator) and then choose a set password.
Set the password for the administrator user page, then click on the proceed button.
Click OK without typing any passwords.
The password has been set; choose OK.
Allow Automatic Login using User Accounts
Log in with your administrator account, search “netplwiz” and then click on it or press the Windows + R key. In the run box, type “control userpasswords2” and then hit enter. Choose yes if you receive a “User Account Control” warning message.
A user account page will open. Under Users for this computer, click on your username and then untick the box next to “Users must enter a username and password to use this computer” and then click OK and apply.
Automatically sign in; just click OK.
Your specific account on Windows 10 will now automatically log in when you start your computer.
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