Remove login screen after sleep win 10

[windsurfer]

How would i remove the login screen after my computer goes to sleep ?
netplwiz doesn't do anything

Win 10 home gpedit installed

 

[bassfisher6522]

I just use the "never require sign in" in the sign in options under accounts in settings.

 

[windsurfer]

I don't have that option available in my settings.

 

[Trouble]

Here

AND here

 

[windsurfer]

I see what you are saying but that option is not available to me.

 

[davehc]

Again, MS have moved a few things around. Not sure , but Troubles tutorial might do it. Are you on "Auto login"? I think that might override the appearance of the option.
Also, I read that you have to have a local account WITH a password, to see the old option. Doesn't make sense, but I am just quoting.

 

[Wolfie]

Hi windsurfer,

what version of Win 10 do you have?:

https://www.windows10forums.com/threads/how-to-upgrade-windows-10-to-the-latest-version.13015/

 

[davehc]

I have the latest version available, and I, also, do not have the option as shown in Trouble's first screen. I do NOT have a local account.

 

[Wolfie]

The OP is still missing something as his version varies to mine:

I do have the option that Trouble has!.

 

[davehc]

Nothing significant on the web as to why some users should not have it
I don't think the version number is significant. Must be something else in personal configuration. You can change it in GPEdit, but I prefer never to mess with that.

 

[windsurfer]

I used to have win 7 pro and used that key on win 10 and now have win 10 pro
Not sure what you mean by auto login.
I have must enter a password unchecked

 

[davehc]

That is what I meant by auto log in. But I have been playing with it, and it is not the culprit. I have also tried with a local account - still no change.
I do have my hd configured to never stop, which I would imagine could be never sleep (?) - Not much purpose served having an ssd sleeping

 

[Wolfie]

You need to check your updates, there are some that are not automatic and you have to manually click on them to download and install them:

You are still missing some compared to mine!:

 

[davehc]

I’m not!

 

[Wolfie]

I’m not!

Not you Dave, I am referring to the OP!.

 

[davehc]

Time and action may prove me wrong, but I don’t think updating will solve his query.

 

[windsurfer]

Up to date now and no difference

 

[Stellar]

How would i remove the login screen after my computer goes to sleep ?
netplwiz doesn't do anything
Win 10 home gpedit installed

I have the exact same problems. I've read through the replies and my answers to questions posed are the same as yours. Have you found a resolution elsewhere, please post it here? I'll be looking as well. Thanks.

 

[windsurfer]

I have not.
I did get rid of the lock screen but i haven't found anywhere how i can remove the login screen. I am sure there are many people who don't really need it and there should be an option not to show that but Billy is busy with spending his money.

 

[gulshannegi]

I had a very similar issue, and I managed to solve it earlier today. Try the following:
1. Make sure you are signing in with a local account
2. Remove the account data - I did this, but I am not sure if it's necessary
3. Now you should be able to disable Windows Hello and the associated PIN (if these are enabled).
4. Click on password and try to change it. Type in your old password and leave everything else blank! Do NOT choose a new password. Reboot.
This worked for me and hope this also help for you.