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Find Your Lost Product Keys. Clean Install Windows 10 the Easy Way. The Best Tech Newsletter Anywhere Join , subscribers and get a daily digest of news, geek trivia, and our feature articles. How-To Geek is where you turn when you want experts to explain technology. With both of the other methods above the password is encrypted. Click on Start and type Regedit , administrator privileges are required to run the Registry Editor.
There are three main registry values in the Winlogon key which need editing or creating, a fourth if you want to log on via a domain. The AutoAdminLogon value will already be present but the others may or may not be depending on your system.
If they are not there, add each one as needed. Once the required three or four values are present, double click on each one in turn and edit its Value data to match the user you want to set up as auto logon.
Once you have completed entering the values, close the registry editor and restart to see if the changes have been successful. To revert the changes you have made and turn off the auto logon function, open the registry editor and go back to the Winlogon key from step 2. Double click on and change the AutoAdminLogon value to 0 , then optionally empty the DefaultPassword value data so the password is no longer visible.
Tip: If you would rather not create and edit data in the registry in case you misspell or enter the wrong value, it will be easier to use a ready made registry file. Edit the values for username, password and optionally domain. Save the file and double click it to add the data to your registry. Nothing bad will happen if you enter the wrong username or password in the registry.
It will just produce an error at the logon screen and require you to manually select an account to logon with. For those users specifically still using Windows XP, there is a program you might already have installed that can enable auto logon.
If not, TweakUI is an essential little tweaking, fixing and enhancing tool made by Microsoft themselves you really should have installed. Download and install the program, open the Logon tree and click on Autologon. Download TweakUI Powertoy. Hi, How do I logon all user simultaneously, I have a dedicated system with multiple user account which all needs to be logged on to sync OneDrive files.
Seems like a foolish feature just to save 10 seconds or so, given that passwords are so important. People are obsessed with doing everything too fast. Local account passwords are not really that secure and can be circumvented quite easily. Your "default account name" will reflect the name on the account you are trying to edit. You should refrain from editing other accounts when on a shared computer. Click on the "Remove my Password" link.
When the computer prompts you to enter your password, do so. When prompted, click "Remove Password" to finalize the process. Go back to "User Accounts" and click on "choose the way users log on or off". In this menu, find the check box next to "Use the Welcome Screen" and click it once to uncheck it.
Reboot your computer. Go to the Start menu again, click on "Power", and select "Restart". Your computer will shut down, pause, and start back up. It should logon automatically this time! Method 2. Open the Run program. Select "Run" from the list of default programs on the right-hand side of your Start menu. Use Run to open the Registry Editor.
Registry editor lets you edit system values--in this case, the logon values. Go to source Type in "regedt Click on this folder, but do not double-click. This will expand the folder to show you its contents.
Expand the "Microsoft" folder. Scroll through "Microsoft" until you find the "Windows NT" folder. Expand the "Windows NT" folder. Expand the "Current Version" folder. Scroll through "Current Version" until you find the "Winlogon" folder.
Double-click the "Winlogon" folder in "Current Version". Double-click on "DefaultUserName". Check to make sure that the value in the properties box matches your username. Double-click on "DefaultPasswordType". When it opens, enter your password as you normally do to log in.
Double-click on "AutoAdminLogon".
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