If you have a device without critical files, and security is not a concern, Windows 10 includes multiple ways to remove the account password. In this guide, you will learn the steps to sign in automatically (or remove the logon password) from a Windows 10 device, whether you use a local or Microsoft account. Use these instructions on Windows 11.

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Disable password login on Windows 10

If you use a Microsoft account, it is impossible to remove the password entirely because your credentials are connected to your online account. However, you can configure your computer to sign in automatically to mimic an account without a password. To bypass the login password on Windows 10, use these steps: Once you complete the steps, the device will have a password, but it will sign in automatically on every restart.

Remove password login on Windows 10

Alternatively, you can remove the password entirely if you use a Microsoft account, but you have to switch to a local account.

Remove password for Microsoft account

To switch to a local account and remove the password on Windows 10, use these steps: After you complete the steps, the laptop will no longer connect with a Microsoft account and will log you in automatically every time you start the system.

Remove password for local account

To remove Windows 10 password from a local account, use these steps: Once you complete the steps, a password will no longer be required to access your Windows 10 account.

When you want to remove a password because it is inconvenient, switching to faster and more secure authentication methods is best. For example, you could create a PIN or set up a fingerprint reader that only requires a simple finger swipe.

Remove login password from Command Prompt

To remove the password on Windows 11 with Command Prompt, use these steps: After you complete the steps, the account will no longer include a security password to sign in. If you need to set a new password, you can use the same steps, but in step 5, specify a new password. In the command, change USERNAME with the standard or administrator account name you want to update.

You can only remove a password with Command Prompt for a local account. If you have a Microsoft account, you must use the online settings or the option available through the Accounts settings page (see above). All content on this site is provided with no warranties, express or implied. Use any information at your own risk. Always backup of your device and files before making any changes. Privacy policy info.