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Changing Log-in to direct

tlcmd
in Windows 10

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Recently upgraded to Windows 10 from 8.1. I had my 8.1 set up so my computer would login whenever I booted to Windows without using any password, etc. Now, after upgrading it requires my Outlook.com and my outlook.com password to do so. How can I change it to open Windows 10 without going through a log-in procedure every time?

Thanks,

tlcmd

Why have you made a new thread and asking exactly the same thing, you have already been given the solution in your previous thread directly under this one.

Edited by MrGRiM

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My error. I meant to ask another question and flat our had a case of CRS. Apologies to all!

Thanks for catching it.

tlcmd

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