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The thread discusses how to disable or remove passwords in Windows 10. The original poster inquires about thoroughly deleting passwords, while a respondent suggests bypassing login prompts by configuring user account settings or using the "netplwiz" tool to prevent password prompts during startup. Another contributor mentions that you can blank out your password via command prompt, implying an alternative method to remove password requirements. Overall, the discussion focuses on methods to avoid entering passwords, with some limitations related to account types or security considerations.
The thread discusses how to disable or remove passwords in Windows 10. The original poster inquires about thoroughly deleting passwords, while a respondent suggests bypassing login prompts by configuring user account settings or using the "netplwiz" tool to prevent password prompts during startup. Another contributor mentions that you can blank out your password via command prompt, implying an alternative method to remove password requirements. Overall, the discussion focuses on methods to avoid entering passwords, with some limitations related to account types or security considerations.
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Hi
I'm not sure about deleting the password but you can have the computer boot without asking for it.
Since it's tied to your Microsoft account deleting is probably isn't an option.
Open the run box, WinKey+R.
Type in...
Netplwiz
Uncheck the box that says "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer".
Mike
I'm not sure about deleting the password but you can have the computer boot without asking for it.
Since it's tied to your Microsoft account deleting is probably isn't an option.
Open the run box, WinKey+R.
Type in...
Netplwiz
Uncheck the box that says "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer".
Mike
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