Vista Hands On #18: Log on automatically A reader asks how to automatically log on to a default user account without having to click an icon on the Welcome screen.

Setting up your computer to automatically log you in can save you the time and hassle of entering your password each time you start up. Here's how to automatically login for Windows and Mac users.

In Windows 10, you don’t have an option to not set a password—at least, not if you’re using a Microsoft account to log in, which you should be doing anyway to synchronize your settings ...

The Cloud App Security subscription service will boot users off the network, and out of apps and services, at the first sign of anomalous behavior.

From further testing, Windows version 1703 does not automatically log in the last user in the background, unless a user account has no password.

You can delay automatic logon by up to 11 million seconds or 128 days or 4 months by delaying Boot Menu Timeout to 11,059,200, in Windows 11/10.

Click Windows Secret in the utility's left pane and choose User Accounts. Click "Enable auto log-on," select the account you want to log into automatically, enter the account's password and domain ...