How To Eliminate Sing In & Password Req's. From Sr. Citizen


  1. Robert11
    Posts : 302
    W7
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    How To Eliminate Sing In & Password Req's. From Sr. Citizen


    Hello,

    Sr. Citizen now, very, so will blame my ignorance on that.
    Have a Dell Desktop pc.
    Driving Me, my Wife, and other family members crazy with the logging in/Password requirements each time
    we turn on the PC.
    My old W7 PC didn't have it.

    Could someone please, in excruciating detail, tell me how to bypass or eliminate this sign in requirement,
    and just be able to turn the PC on, and go ?

    Explicit instructions would be most appreciated.
    Not too sharp with this "stuff" anymore.

    Thanks, really appreciate the help,
    Bob
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  3. Brink
    Posts : 68,881
    64-bit Windows 11 Pro for Workstations
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    Hello Bob, :)

    You could use OPTION ONE in the tutorial below with netplwiz to set Windows to automatically sign in to your account at startup.

    Sign in User Account Automatically at Windows 10 Startup
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