When Windows 8 was released, Microsoft rolled out a handy feature that lets you log in using your Microsoft Account. This is something you set up when you first install Windows. Having a Microsoft account comes with several benefits, including access to modern apps from the store and enhanced security.
However, there’s a downside: you have to enter your Microsoft account credentials every single time you log in. If your password is long and complicated, that can definitely become a hassle.
But if you’re the sole user of your computer, I have some good news! By following a few simple steps, you can set up your user account in Windows to login the account automatically, eliminating the need to enter a password each time. This could really make your daily routine smoother!
Here’s how to Login Account automatically
- Open Run dialog box by Pressing Win key+R simalaneously.
- Type in control userpasswords2 in the run dialog box.
- Uncheck “users must enter a username and password while entering this computer”
- Click OK and restart.
Now, Windows would automatically log in to your account and boot to your desktop. However, this might cause a bit of insecurity to your PC, especially if the PC is used by someone else and you do not want to give access to a specific person.
