Change Password Is Missing From Ctrl+Alt+Del Options

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  1. Posts : 31,730
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       #21

    ekplange said:
    Looks like there's so much more to Local Account and MS Account than I anticipated

    you should see Password in Settings for an MS account too - but NOT if you have enabled passwordless sign in. See the screenshots in this tutorial.


    Enabling passwordless sign-in will remove the password and picture password sign-in options for all Microsoft accounts on the sign-in screen and in Accounts > Sign-in options > Settings.

    Change Account Password in Windows 10 - Option Seven

    PS: Option Two in that tutorial confirms that Ctrl+Alt_Del 'Change a password' is only for changing the password of a local account.
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    Windows 10 Pro 20H2
    Thread Starter
       #22

    Bree said:
    you should see Password in Settings for an MS account too - but NOT if you have enabled passwordless sign in. See the screenshots in this tutorial.

    Change Account Password in Windows 10 - Option Seven
    I see. Again, thanks.
    Well noted.


    So, just a quick question.
    What happens now?
    Do I mark this thread as Solved?
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  3. Posts : 31,730
    10 Home x64 (22H2) (10 Pro on 2nd pc)
       #23

    ekplange said:
    So, just a quick question.
    What happens now?
    Do I mark this thread as Solved?

    That's entirely up to you. I think we've got to the bottom of it, but it's your call. You can always come back and mark it 'Unsolved' if turning off passwordless sign-in doesn't help.

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       #24

    Bree said:
    That's entirely up to you. I think we've got to the bottom of it, but it's your call. You can always come back and mark it 'Unsolved' if turning off passwordless sign-in doesn't help.

    Change Password Is Missing From Ctrl+Alt+Del Options-image.png
    Great.
    I think I will for now.

    Looks to me, everything has been well elaborated and discussed for future referencing also.
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