Passwords exist to protect personal information from intruders. Very often, not only some individual folders are protected with a password, but the entire system. Then the user is prompted to enter a password in the Welcome window when booting Windows. If you have no one to fear, you can delete the password. This requires a few simple steps.
Instructions
Step 1
In order to remove the password when booting Windows in the Welcome window, enter through the "Start" menu in the "Control Panel" by clicking on the corresponding line with the left mouse button.
Step 2
In the "Control Panel" window that opens, select the "User accounts" section by clicking on the desired icon with the left mouse button to move to it.
Step 3
Go to the user account control panel, select the task "Change account" and click on it. A new window will open.
Step 4
In the window that appears, select the account to change. For example, let's focus on the computer administrator account (Admin). When the password for the administrator is set, under the icon and its name there is an additional inscription "Password protection". Left-clicking on the Admin icon will continue to remove the password.
Step 5
Select "Change password" from the available items. A window with four lines will open in front of you. In the line "Enter your current password" (first line from the top), specify the password that is used to log in to the system, leave the remaining fields blank. Click the Change Password button or press Enter. The password will be removed.
Step 6
In order to set the password again, follow the same steps, but after entering the password in the first line, fill in the second line as well, retyping the password you just entered. After entering and confirming your password, you may be prompted to protect your folders and files from other users by making them private. You can accept or refuse the action by clicking on the corresponding buttons located under the explanatory text.
