Heh. Not only would a snipping tool not work unless I were already logged in, as seen above (click the link to the other thread), there is no longer a log-in screen (picture me happy)...

I believe I have this solved, in another thread which was moribund until I shook it up for a while.

Here's the link:

Solved I want to have nothing other than my computer booted to ready-to-use...

That seemed to do the trick - a reboot came up with no requirement for login.

So...

Sequence:

1) Use the Leo link to get down to one account.
2) Use the netplwiz or password link to tick,...

This seems to have solved the dual account at the bottom left:

How do I switch back to a local account sign-in for Windows 10? - Ask Leo!

It now looks like this:

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I was still...

the 'home users; administrators' one says I cannot change the password; attempting to delete it (the other is administrators, which would be me) that one tells me - which makes me a bit nervous;...

I seem to have solved the login-on-awake - but not the double identity in the lower left corner nor log-in on the start.

When I do netplwiz I have two potential accounts. One is labeled...

My normal password for google mail and windows gets me in with no issues. I just don't want to have to do it...

I get pretty nervous about that as there is a massive amount of data at risk. Wiping it clean suggests starting from scratch, also not something I enjoy, let alone having to deal with redoing all...

It starts with W10 auto-installing without my approval - some form of stealth from my habitual closing of the prompt to upgrade (upper right corner X).

Now it's not only demanding I log in, it's...

My double-up didn't start until I'd done the netplwiz many times in an attempt to defeat login requirements.

Not only did that not work, but now I suddenly have two accounts showing up in the...