The Windows 10 access password is like a protective shield for your device created by Microsoft. It’s meant to keep your computer safe from unwanted visitors. However, it’s not mandatory, and you can decide not to use it.
If you want to get rid of your access password in Windows 10, you can easily do so by going into the “Settings” menu. This tutorial will guide you through removing your login password from your PC.
How to Remove Login Password from Windows 10 and Windows 11
If you want to remove your PC’s login password in Windows 10, you can follow these steps. Removing the password will make your computer less secure, as anyone with physical access to your PC can use it. Ensure you do this only if security is not concerned, such as on a home computer.
Remove Password via Settings
1. Press Win + I: Open the Windows Settings by pressing the Windows Key and the “I” key simultaneously.
2. Select “Accounts: In the Settings window, select the “Accounts” option.
3. Choose “Sign-in options: In the left sidebar, click “Sign-in options.”
4. Change your account password settings: Under “Password,” click the “Change” button.
5. Verify your identity: You might be asked to verify your identity by entering your password.
6. Leave the New Password and Confirm Password fields blank: Delete the current password, leave both the “New password” and “Confirm password” fields blank, and click “Next.”
7. Confirm changes: You’ll be notified that your password has been removed. Click “Finish.”
8. Restart your computer: Restart your PC to apply the changes. You should no longer be prompted to enter a password when logging in.
Remove Password via Control Panel
1. Press Win + R: Open the Run dialog by pressing the Windows key and the “R” key simultaneously.
2. Type “control panel: In the Run dialog, type “control panel” and hit Enter. This will open the Control Panel.
3. Select “User Accounts: In the Control Panel, select “User Accounts.”
4. Click on “Change account type: Under “Make changes to your user account,” click on “Change account type.”
5. Select your account: You’ll see a list of user accounts on your PC. Select your account.
6. Change the account type: Click the “Change the account type” link.
7. Choose “Standard User: Change your account type to “Standard User” instead of “Administrator.”
8. Apply the changes: Click “Change Account Type” to apply the changes. You might be asked to provide the administrator password or confirm the action.
9. Restart your computer: Restart your PC to apply the changes. You should no longer be prompted to enter a password when logging in.
Please be aware that removing your login password will make it much easier for others to access your computer without your permission. Only do this if you are certain that it won’t compromise your security or privacy.
