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The original poster asks how to bypass the Microsoft Spotlight and login screens after waking from sleep to directly access the desktop. Jlaforce suggests options such as enabling auto-login via registry edits or using third-party tools like "Caffeine" to prevent the lock screen. The thread concludes with an acknowledgment of a double post, indicating a minor forum error.

mburwen

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When my PC emerges from sleep mode, I am confronted first with a Microsoft Spotlight screen, followed by a login screen. The latter is just a button labeled "Login". I would like to bypass these screens and go straight to my home desktop screen. I've tried the Lockscreen options under Personalization and the Accounts > Signin options, but can't find an option that will do what I want. Any ideas?
 

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There isn't really a way as far as I know, you can either do auto logon, if you google sysintenternals autologon, which will automatically log you in from boot, there is a registry edit that will allow for the same function, or if you google caffeine for windows, caffeine will virtually commit actions to keep your computer from locking.

Jlaforce

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There isn't really a way as far as I know, you can either do auto logon, if you google sysintenternals autologon, which will automatically log you in from boot, there is a registry edit that will allow for the same function, or if you google caffeine for windows, caffeine will virtually commit actions to keep your computer from locking.
 

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