booting all the way to my desktop

Hi all,
I have a problem booting all the way to my desktop automatically. It was set up to do that without having to input any passwords or pins. I think it happened after the last update.
When I turn on my computer it gets me here:


I click on OK and it gets me here.


As you can see there are now 2 accounts listed. The one with my picture is the one I want. I have no idea where the other one is coming from. After I click on my picture, I get this:


Now I can input my pin and I am up and running.
Where did the second account come from and how do I get rid of it or how do I change the order so it boot with my picture?

Any one?
Thanks

Two user accounts with the same name - interesting. A local and M$ account?

I don't know where the second one came from. it happened, I think, after an update, i think

Sven1458 said:

I don't know where the second one came from. it happened, I think, after an update, i think

Have you tried logging into it to see what it's about?

No i have not, i hope i have a password that works
Thanks

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I just logged in to the account without my picture and it is the same password. It looks like it is a duplicate entry.
Where it came from I don't know. Both logins tell me Administrator very strange.
and what about the first screen, it says we can not connect??

Sven1458 said:

No i have not, i hope i have a password that works
Thanks

Do you recall if M$ forced you to create an online account/2nd mystery account - apparently they're doing that now.

I have not conformed yet. All my accounts are still local accounts.

not knowingly

Follow this procedure to turn off automatic logon:
Sign in User Account Automatically at Windows 10 Startup

Then do the procedure in the same tutorial to turn automatic login back on.

I will try that tonight
Thanks

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NavyLCDR,
Thanks, that did the job.
all is back to normal.
Still would like to know how this happened.

Thanks Again
Sven

Sven1458 said:

I will try that tonight
Thanks

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NavyLCDR,
Thanks, that did the job.
all is back to normal.
Still would like to know how this happened.

Thanks Again
Sven

It's a common occurrence, not exactly sure what causes it, I only know the solution