Title says all. Tried msconfig with no initialization GUI but no sucess. Thanks in advance.
control userpasswords2 from the Run box (Winkey+R).
Select your account then uncheck Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.
Enter password on next screen then OK as needed to get out.
When you boot it will go directly to the desktop with you logged in.
control userpasswords2 from the Run box (Winkey+R).
Select your account then uncheck Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.
Enter password on next screen then OK as needed to get out.
When you boot it will go directly to the desktop with you logged in.
But the welcome screen is still showing to me.
@Ztruker , same here.But the welcome screen is still showing to me.
@Wehaveall did you figured out? It could be the fact that I left the pass field blank ? I am not interested to use a password.
The solution @Ztruker is giving works fine.
^^ Correct.
I don't know of anyway to totally disable the login/welcome screen from displaying when you start up your PC. The best you can get is when using the auto login and it just shows for a moment. There might be a way to accomplish this but I don't know of anyway. When I get some time today I'll look into this.
Jeff
The only way is auto logon since the newest build.
Thanks,^^ Correct.
The best you can get is when using the auto login and it just shows for a moment
Jeff
It's all clear folks, I thought that the above solution will remove the welcome screen for good.
Maybe I'll find a workaround to use the same picture as the desktop background;
I'll look into this.. it would be nice to have as an option I think.Thanks,
It's all clear folks, I thought that the above solution will remove the welcome screen for good.
Maybe I'll find a workaround to use the same picture as the desktop background;
Agreed, but 99,9% sure it is removed.I'll look into this.. it would be nice to have as an option I think.
