How to login automatically to Windows 8
Today we will guide you to set up customizations for Windows 8 to log in automatically every time you start Windows, making you ready to work immediately after turning on your computer easily.
How to open a hidden user account window
The first thing is to press Windows + R to run the Run window. You can type in one of the following 2 commands: Netplwiz.exe or Control Userpasswords2 . Note that both of these commands will give you the same result. In addition, Windows 8 supports a newer way, that is, you directly type the above keywords to automatically search in the Start screen and show the results you need. Then just click on the result you want.
Once you have completed the above command, the User Accounts window will appear, and you will see a list of all registered users on your computer.
How to set the user to log in automatically to the system
Step 1:
Please select the user account you want to set up so that you do not need to type in the password when logging in to Windows 8.
Step 2:
Please turn off the option of ' Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer ' (User must enter the username and password to use this computer).
Step 3:
Then click or tap on the screen (tablet) to agree.
Now, you will be asked to enter the password for that user twice, to confirm that you really have enough rights with that account. Once done, click OK.
From here on, every time you start Windows 8, you will be automatically logged into the system with the account you selected in the steps above. This account will also be set to the default login account on the operating system.
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