Wanting to bypass startup screen for Windows 10.

I want to bypass the startup screen for Windows 10. I already have unchecked "users must enter a user name and password for this computer". But I am still asked to select an email address associated with this computer, then enter a PIN. I think the problem is that I recently changed email addresses, and it is not automatically selecting the new one. I thin I need to remove the old my computer completely, even the new one is associated with the Microsoft account now. (The old email address is now dead.)

spunk said:

Go to Settings/Accounts/Email & accounts. Click the Email address you don 't want and Remove it.

I believe it has already been removed. It is still visible at the startup screen

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Brink said:

Hello changeling906,

If you made any changes to your account's credentials since setting up netplwiz to automatically sign in to your account at startup, then you will need to set up netplwiz again with the new credentials.

Sign in User Account Automatically at Windows 10 Startup

A guy from Microsoft accessed my computer remotely. It has been removed from that netplwiz thing but still visible on startup screen.

spunk said:

Press Windows key+R in the Run box type lusrmgr.msc and press Enter. Click on the Users folder in the Center Pane. right click the User Name you don't want and Delete it.
Now in the Run box, type sysdm.cpl and press Enter. go to the Advanced Tab/User Profiles. Highlight the User Profile you don't want and Delete it.

Got a message that said "This snapin may not be used for this version of Windows 10. To manage other accounts for this computer, use User Accounts tool in the control panel"

Is there a way to put a screenshot? Found it.

Now that I think about it, I kind of don't like having anything from the computer screen on the internet. Is there a way to remove these things.