Disabling Sign In On Start Up

[watts320]

Im having trouble with the sign in process of Windows 10. Ive disabled it, but its still making me sign in when I boot my PC up. Im using my hotmail account, as it syncs all my xbox/gamertag and email.

But still I just want the PC to boot up and go straight to desktop instead of me signing in all the time.

What else could I do to prevent this?

 

[bassfisher6522]

You can't disable it....you can only bypass it. So I don't know what you have done. Have a look at this...it's the same process for all windows....

 

[watts320]

Yea ive done that already. But still requires me to sign in.

 

[davidhk129]

Im having trouble with the sign in process of Windows 10. Ive disabled it, but its still making me sign in when I boot my PC up. Im using my hotmail account, as it syncs all my xbox/gamertag and email.

But still I just want the PC to boot up and go straight to desktop instead of me signing in all the time.

What else could I do to prevent this?

An alternative ......................
1. Instead of shutting down your computer when not in need, set it to go to Sleep mode.
2. Then use the following method :
Control Panel > Power Options > left side, click Require a password on wakeup > click Change settings that are currently unavailable > near the bottom, put a dot at " Don't require a password " > click Save changes.

Now turn your computer back on from sleep mode.

Will that help ?

 

[Kevin Conlon]

netplwiz doesn't work for me.....user account control 'yes' option greyed out!!
Need to find a way of becoming administrator again, as I seem to have lost this option.
Kev

 

[davidhk129]

netplwiz doesn't work for me.....user account control 'yes' option greyed out!!
Need to find a way of becoming administrator again, as I seem to have lost this option.
Kev

I know you are eager for a solution, but, please don't jump from post to post asking the same question.
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