Windows 10 immediately after they launch displays the login screen, where you need to type your password. This security feature is very useful in systems that many users use to separate and protect each user's data.
Of course it also protects your data from any third party that acquires physical (or remote) access at the computer.
If usesbut keep the computer only for you, and if there is no chance that anyone else will gain access, you may want to enable automatic log in. You might just want to enable the feature because you find it tedious to type your password every time your system starts up.
Let's see how it works.
Push the Win and R keys together. In the box that opens, type cmd and press enter.
The command-line window should open.
Type the following command and press enter.
Control userpasswords2
You may be prompted for an administrator password.
In “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer”, remove the tick choices, and then click Apply.
After Apply you will be prompted to re-enter the password of the username you just changed.
You can follow the same procedure as above for other users who have account on the PC if they want everyone to log in without a password.
Finally, restart your computer to make sure everything is correct.
If everything is correct, you will not be prompted for a password again when you start your computer.
