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How to disable Window login in Window 7
A Window 7 workstation always lock when it leave idle for some time and require user to input the password to unlock it.
Is there any way to ensure it doesn't prompt out the password ? I have disabled screensaver, power management - Require a password on wakeup / Pasword protection on wakeup but it doesn't help.
Thx
Is there any way to ensure it doesn't prompt out the password ? I have disabled screensaver, power management - Require a password on wakeup / Pasword protection on wakeup but it doesn't help.
Thx
- Go to the "Control Panel".
- Click on "Appearance and Personalization".
- Click on "Change Screen Saver".
- Unclick "On resume, display logon screen".
ASKER
This one has been unclicked.
try this
always take registry backup while changing the registry.
follow this ..
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
Right Click anywhere in the right pane > Create DWORD (32-bit) Value.
name it DisableLockWorkstation
Double Click the DisableLockWorkstation value > Change the value data to 1 from 0.
all the best
always take registry backup while changing the registry.
follow this ..
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
Right Click anywhere in the right pane > Create DWORD (32-bit) Value.
name it DisableLockWorkstation
Double Click the DisableLockWorkstation value > Change the value data to 1 from 0.
all the best
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In Control Panel > Click Power Options >Click on “Require Password on Wakeup” on the left pane > Select the option “Don’t require a password.” --> Already disabled.
Under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
Thx
Under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
Thx
Change the power settings to never for battery and when plug in so the system will not hybernate or sleep.
Control panel > Appearance and Personalization > Chnage screen saver > Change power settings
and switch evrything to never and save changes.
Control panel > Appearance and Personalization > Chnage screen saver > Change power settings
and switch evrything to never and save changes.
Have you considered changing the password to "" (i.e. blank)
or
Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Remove Password
or
Simply increase the time before it goes to power-saving mode, to a couple of hours.
(Show the user how to manually lock the screen if required)
or
Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Remove Password
or
Simply increase the time before it goes to power-saving mode, to a couple of hours.
(Show the user how to manually lock the screen if required)
Hi,
Can we have a little background context please?
Is this machine on a domain or just a standalone/workgroup machine?
If it's on a domain, then the answer is different and you ought to be talking to the security team as maybe they have made this change on purpose. If not and *you* are the admin/security then fine follow the advice above.
If the key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
as already described.
Mike
is not there, then just create it. Then create the value
Can we have a little background context please?
Is this machine on a domain or just a standalone/workgroup machine?
If it's on a domain, then the answer is different and you ought to be talking to the security team as maybe they have made this change on purpose. If not and *you* are the admin/security then fine follow the advice above.
If the key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
as already described.
Mike
is not there, then just create it. Then create the value
what about my questions?
ASKER
thx
does it happen with another user account ?