Dear folk
My work laptop is part of my work domain , Can I disable the screen's lock (need my passowrd) when closing the lid ?
Because very frequent I close and open lid of the laptop
Thanks
In general this may help from the Tutorial section, which you are free to browse and search. However, changes to IT managed work devices should only be undertaken by IT staff. Could be trouble otherwise...
Enable or Disable Lock Screen in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
Windows 10 Tutorial Index | Windows 10 Tutorials
A domain joined laptop is managed by your employer's IT. Any changes on it should be discussed and accepted by them. Advising you to work around company security policies would be irresponsible.
There are several reasons why employer's IT might not accept removing sign-in request when lid is opened. Most important is security; closing the lid often indicates user going away from the device. The employer data laptop contains needs to be secured in case an unauthorized person gets access to it.
Kari
NotedA domain joined laptop is managed by your employer's IT. Any changes on it should be discussed and accepted by them. Advising you to work around company security policies would be irresponsible.
There are several reasons why employer's IT might not accept removing sign-in request when lid is opened. Most important is security; closing the lid often indicates user going away from the device. The employer data laptop contains needs to be secured in case an unauthorized person gets access to it.
Thx
Thanks dalchina
The link below helped me to sort the issue (credit to Zlim from forums.scotsnewsletter)
How to Disable the Windows 10 Password Prompt on Wake from Sleep
By the way I am local admin to the my work laptop
Ah, from your original question you seemed to say you wanted to keep the password but not the lock screen.
Your above post does something different, removing the need to enter a password prompt on resuming from sleep.Can I disable the screen's lock (need my passowrd)
Turn On or Off Require Sign-in on Wakeup in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials
Windows 10 Tutorial Index | Windows 10 Tutorials
- useful for searching.
Anyway, glad you've a solution that works for you.
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