Windows 7 user automatically log in

Windows 7 user automatically log in

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A password-protected user account requires you to enter your password every time you start it.
This is of course not always necessary if no sensitive data is available or no one else has access to the computer.

So it would be useful if you could boot directly into the user account, just how?


To do this we can use the command Control userpasswords2 which must be entered in the command prompt.
Go to this on Home and enter the command in the search field cmd and confirm with Enter.
The command prompt.
Give the order here Control userpasswords2 and confirm with Enter.

 A user account window opens in which all user accounts are listed.
If cControl user passwords2 was started from a user account without administration rights, the password of an existing administrator account must be entered beforehand.
In the user account window, select the relevant user account and remove the check mark next to
"Users must enter their username and password".
Confirm with "Apply".

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 The automatic login must now be confirmed by entering the password.

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 That's it, in the future the system will start directly into this user account without requiring you to enter a password.

 Info:
The file is responsible for this function netplwiz.exe
By entering netplwiz under Start> run it can be done a little faster.

 

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