Windows 10 users should take steps to protect their sensitive data by logging in automatically to the Windows 10 sign-in screen. If you are using a shared computer with numerous user accounts or are in a public place, you should not do this. The first line of protection is the sign-in screen. We have mentioned steps below to protect your data from unauthorized access.
Steps to Log In Automatically to Windows 11
On the Settings screen, click the System category. On the System category screen, under Advanced startup, click Restart. On the Restart screen, select Troubleshoot. In the Troubleshoot window, select Advanced options. Under Startup options, click Select a default startup program. Select Windows 8 from the list of programs and click OK. ..
Enter your username and password and click Login. On the left, under Accounts, select the account you want to view transactions from. Under Transactions, you’ll see a list of all the transactions that have taken place on that account since your last login. ..
Disable Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts. If the option is grayed out, sign out and sign in to your account again.
Please enter your password.
To open the Network and Sharing Center, press the Windows key + R to launch Run, type netplwiz, and press Enter or click OK. To open the Network and Sharing Center, type netplwiz in the Start menu search box, and press Enter. ..
Users must enter a username and password to use this computer. ..
After you click Apply, you will be asked for the password again to confirm the change.
The next time you restart the PC, you will automatically log in without having to enter a password.
Final Words
After logging in, you will be taken to the desktop. If you are using a picture password, Windows will ask you to enter your password again; if you are using a security key or PIN, Windows will ask for those items. ..
