When installing the operating system, you set a password to log into your account. After some time, the need to constantly enter the password every time you turn on the computer begins to make you very angry, especially since you do not need a password at all and now you want to remove it. This is not at all difficult to do.
Necessary
Personal computer, Internet
Instructions
Step 1
You need to go to "User Accounts". In Windows 7, this is done as follows. Click the "Start" button on the taskbar. In the window that opens, click the "Control Panel" button.
Step 2
In the control panel, click on the "User Accounts" button. Next, a window will open in which click on the "Change Windows password" button. In the window that opens, click on "Making changes to the user account." Next, click on the "Remove your password" button.
Step 3
There you must enter the current password for your account and click on the "Remove password" button. That's it, the password for logging into the system under your name has been removed. If you need to set the password again, you will again need to go to the "User Accounts" menu and assign a password to log in under your name. This operation can be applied to almost any account that exists on the computer. However, it is worth remembering that the computer at the entrance is protecting the system, so think about your solution several times before removing the password.
Step 4
Remember to write down the new password on paper or on a file. At least write it down in your notebook or save it in your e-mail box, having previously created a special folder there and protected with a password, where you can store your rest of your passwords. Now you will need to remember only two passwords - for entering the mailbox and entering your special folder with all passwords. Remember also that the password for the special folder must be complex, and there must be no overlaps with any of your data. Now you can get any password in this folder by logging into your mailbox from any computer.
