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How to disable the password login on Windows 10

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Search for ´netplwiz´ and uncheck the box that says "User must enter a username and password to use this computer".

This will get rid of the login screen.

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I just wan't to be able to log in my computer without having to enter my password each time.
it was easy to disable in the precedent version of windows but I can't find a way to do it on 10.

Any one got an idea on how to disable it ?

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Search for ´netplwiz´ and uncheck the box that says "User must enter a username and password to use this computer".

This will get rid of the login screen.

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I just wan't to be able to log in my computer without having to enter my password each time.

it was easy to disable in the precedent version of windows but I can't find a way to do it on 10.

Any one got an idea on how to disable it ?

do u like people being able to access ur data?

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You can get into the control panel by editing your power options. Then just go to user accounts and you should be able to turn it off in there (in theory).

 

do u like people being able to access ur data?

Maybe he's the only one that has access to his computer.

 

Even crazier, maybe people around him respect his privacy and his personal belongings.  :o

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Go into Power Management and Sistem Configuration, click "Change settings not available yet" (3much complicated5me to translate from Portuguese to Proper English since it's very different)

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do u like people being able to access ur data?

If you can get PHYSICAL access to my personal PC you have gone through more trouble than trying to get my data online.

 

Besides, what kindof cybercriminal also fancies beaking and entering, far easier to get nailed :P

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Search for ´netplwiz´ and uncheck the box that says "User must enter a username and password to use this computer".

This will get rid of the login screen.

Thx, I looked everywhere but couldn't find it :)

 

do u like people being able to access ur data?

Love it !

do u like people being able to access ur

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Maybe he's the only one that has access to his computer.

 

Even crazier, maybe people around him respect his privacy and his personal belongings.  :o

 

It still provides a sense of security...

 

And no one respects privacy, its human nature

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