How to remove sign in options like pin and password before login?

I'm running Windows 10 64-bit on a Lenovo Y920. I'm trying to disable sign in options that make it so I have to use a password or pin to login. If anyone can help me do that I would greatly appreciate it.

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Kari, why do you reject the You Tube video? It's much simpler than the tutorial you offered.

@margrave55's video is a rather long-winded demo of setting a blank password for a local account. That's Option One in this tutorial.

Remove Password of Local Account in Windows 10

Actually, most of my machines have blank passwords so I know that works. But you cannot use this if you sign in with a Microsoft account (or if you wish to keep the account password-protected, but sign in automatically). For that you need to use the tutorial Kari suggested.

The Pool Man said:

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First of all, if the answer was obvious I wouldn't have posted a thread about it. Second, that tutorial doesn't work because for him he was able to leave the password blank and hit next, but when I do that new password field turns red and says this information is required. Let me know what I should do.

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Kari said:

Please forget the video link given in previous post. See this tutorial instead: Sign in User Account Automatically at Windows 10 Startup

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Nothing changed after I tried this. The problem continues to persist.

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margrave55 said:

Kari, why do you reject the You Tube video? It's much simpler than the tutorial you offered.

Probably cuz it doesn't work. Granted he did give me a solution that didn't work any better than yours.

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Kari said:

It is extremely bad advice to tell OP to completely remove the password. In addition, it is not even possible if OP signs in to Windows with a Microsoft account.

Using native Windows tool to sign in automatically, instead of removing the password, is much better.

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Using a native Windows tool that I clearly demonstrated doesn't work. Can we table this discussion for a later time? Right now I'm just trying to find out how to log into Windows without having to enter a password, pin, etc.

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Bree said:

@margrave55's video is a rather long-winded demo of setting a blank password for a local account. That's Option One in this tutorial.

Remove Password of Local Account in Windows 10

Actually, most of my machines have blank passwords so I know that works. But you cannot use this if you sign in with a Microsoft account (or if you wish to keep the account password-protected, but sign in automatically). For that you need to use the tutorial Kari suggested.

But it's not a demo of setting a blank password to a local account since clearly that's not what it does. I still think setting a blank password is a viable option I'm just waiting on someone to tell me how to do it.

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Bree said:

@margrave55's video is a rather long-winded demo of setting a blank password for a local account. That's Option One in this tutorial.

Remove Password of Local Account in Windows 10

Actually, most of my machines have blank passwords so I know that works. But you cannot use this if you sign in with a Microsoft account (or if you wish to keep the account password-protected, but sign in automatically). For that you need to use the tutorial Kari suggested.

I also tried the tutorial you posted, as I previously mentioned, and the sign-in process does seem to be involved with a Microsoft account somehow. However, the tutorial that Kari suggested does nothing, which I clearly just demonstrated, so I'm not sure why you would suggest it.

OK, try this one instead. Easy ...
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