Win10 Requiring ctrl-alt-del Since Latest Cumulative Update


  1. bfunke
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    Win10 Requiring ctrl-alt-del Since Latest Cumulative Update


    I've notice since I installed the latest cumulative update to 1803 my ASUS X53 is now requiring me to do a ctr-alt-del at powerup and after every hibernation. How do I stop Win10 from requiring this? I checked advanced options under control user passwords and this option is unchecked.
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  3. Brink
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    Hello bfunke,

    It sounds like you are referring to secure sign-in. If so, then the tutorial below can show you how to disable it.

    Enable or Disable Secure Sign-in with Ctrl+Alt+Delete in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
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