To protect the information stored on your computer from prying eyes, from unwanted intrusions, you can set an account password. Then no one will be able to view the documents stored under your account. But it also happens that a password is not needed. And it is already installed and bothers you a lot, because every time, turning on the computer, you are forced to remember it or look for where it was recorded.
Necessary
- - computer;
- - administrator rights.
Instructions
Step 1
In this case, you can easily disable the account password. The standard parameters of the operating system allow you to use these functions an unlimited number of times. At any time, you can enable the password or change it at your discretion. To disable the password, go to the "Control Panel" through the "Start" menu.
Step 2
Find the User Accounts and Family Safety tab. Click on it with the left mouse button. A new window will open in front of you, in which you need to enable the "User Account" tab.
Step 3
In the window that opens, click on the "Change Windows password" tab. When the system opens a new window, you will see a list of tasks, among which select the one you need, that is, "Removing an account password". In this menu, you will delete the existing password that stands when entering the operating system.
Step 4
A window will open, where there will be a line for entering the existing password, and below it the command "Delete password". Enter your password in the line and left-click on the "Delete" command. Enter the password carefully, as if the combination is incorrect, the system will simply generate an error. If you need to enter a password twice in the operating system, then simply enter the same combination in two windows. It can also be done using the "Copy" and "Paste" commands.
Step 5
Now, when you turn on or restart your computer, the system will no longer ask you for a password. If you again want to protect your information, then, following the same path, click on the "Create an account password" tab. Set a new password, click "Ok". And your computer or your account on a computer for several users (for example, in a company office) is again under control.
