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SQTalk PPS Club
Join Date: 26-Aug-2008
Location: Third Rock from the Sun
Posts: 704
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Last edited by SQtraveller; 20th August 2017 at 04:54 AM.. |
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SQTalk Founder
Join Date: 31-Oct-2006
Location: Suburbia
Programs: Kali inilah!
Posts: 6,735
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![]() I use Windows 10 but a sole user.
Thinking about it - shouldn't it require a log in anyhow? I can't actually force it to ignore any security requirements for a password etc. - so an auto login sounds a bit wrong no? |
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SQTalk Life Solitaire PPS
Join Date: 27-Jul-2011
Location: Singapore mostly
Posts: 2,681
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![]() Too little info to diagnose.
1) Is every account set up on the PC password controlled? If not, do it. 2) Does all the accounts have administrator rights? Limit it to one or two. 3) How did you log off? Power off? Random question just to make 3. |
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#4 |
SQTalk PPS Club
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![]() I have two accounts on the PC, each requiring a password though one is "Standard User" and the other "Administrator"......not sure that makes a difference though.
On start-up, after the Lock Screen, it is the log-in screen that appears, asking for the password of the last user with each account listed lower left. I believe CM is correct in that an account without a password would bypass this stage if it was the last one used. It works exactly the same as my previous Win8.1 and Win7, just looks different. |
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#5 |
SQTalk PPS Club
Join Date: 18-Jun-2007
Posts: 659
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![]() Control panel, User account, Make changes to my account in PC settings, That should bring up a new menu, take the sign in option path.
Last edited by cscs1956; 27th September 2015 at 01:14 PM.. |
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