How to bypass the login screen in Windows 10

For example, if the user knows that the computer is in a place that cannot be accessed by others, such as in a private room, pressing the button and booting directly into Windows 10 will be much more convenient.

Fortunately, there is a way for users to bypass the login screen if they are using a Windows 10. PC. This can be done through the instructions below.

To do this, users will need to use a local Windows 10 account instead of the Microsoft account associated with their email address. To make sure you're doing this, click Start, then click on your personal account picture in the Start box and Change account settings.

In the new window, click Sign in with a local account instead and follow the instructions.

Next, from the Windows 10 desktop, press Win + R, then enter the netplwiz command line into the run box.

This will open the User Accounts window. From this window, please select a username corresponding to the name you do not want to use with the login screen, possibly including the main account.

With the account selected (highlighted in blue), uncheck the box above that says 'Users must enter a username and password to use this computer' and click OK.

Since now users have been able to bypass the login screen and log into Windows 10 immediately.

To display the login screen again, users only need to follow the same steps but check the box 'Users must enter a username and password to use this account'. In addition, switching the local account back to a Microsoft account will also display the login screen again.