1. Click Start and Run
2. Type "Control Userpasswords2" and press enter.
3. Uncheck the box for "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer."
4. Click Apply and Ok.
If a password has been set for a user, it is required to continue from the Welcome screen to the user's desktop.
To remove the password (you need to be an administrative user of the computer to do this), click Start, Control Panel, User Accounts, and choose the user's icon.
Enter the old password and leave the new password boxes empty.
There is also a bug in the early .NET framework that forced the Welcome screen to appear even if there was only one user and he/she had no password. Supplementary downloads fixed this problem so be sure to update your XP Home Edition with the latest patches and service packs at their Update site (http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate).
Also, if your PC is managed by power options, it may require a user to re-login if the computer has gone to sleep or goes to standby. This option can be disabled by clicking Start, Control Panel, Power Options. Under the Advanced tab, uncheck the "Prompt for password when returning from Standby" choice.
Alternatively, you can do the following:
1. Click Start, Control Panel.
2. From Pick a Category, click on User Accounts.
3. From Pick a Control Panel Icon, click User Accounts.
4. From Pick a Task, click Choose the Way Users Log on or off.
5. From Select Logon and Logoff Options, deselect (uncheck) the Use the Welcome Screen box.
6. Click Apply Options Button.
This will also work if the problem was caused by the .NET framework mentioned above. Please note that this will disable the Use Fast User Switching option.
During install leave the admin password blank or if a password already exists, change it to a no password logon.
If you logged in from a terminal, simply press Ctrl-D to return to the login prompt. Note: not all environments will take a Ctrl-D to return to the login prompt. In that case, type exit to exit out of your current login environment.
Auto login in Gmail is due to the browser. The browser saves the passwords and auto login the next time you open. You can delete password and log out to remove this.
If a computer user is set up to have a login via password there is no way to change that unless you login and manually disable that.
You can add a password to that user.
An MSDN login can be obtained from the MSDN website by selecting the "Sign in" link and clicking on "Sign up now." Alternatively, one can create a login with another Microsoft service, like Hotmail, as such an account is used across multiple Microsoft services.
Yes. Use Microsoft Office for Mac. ... Fun fact: There's a version of Microsoft Office written just for Mac. So you can use Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on a Mac just like on a PC. macOS also provides built-in support for the latest version of Microsoft Exchange Server.
1. Go to Tools -> Options -> Mail Setup tab -> Send/Receive -> Edit -> Account properties -> Security tab.2. Check the item "Always prompt for login credentials"- D. Mani [ DManiBTech@gmail.com ]
# Press Win_Key+R to open Run dialog box # Type "control userpasswords2" (without quotes) # User Accounts dialog box get open. Now in Users tab, uncheck "Users must enter a username and password......". # Press OK # Give the username and password to want to logon automatically. # To check try logging off and re-login .Thanks,Kiran
I got it done, thanksI went through security in facebook, & done it.
check that the login prompt on your console has changed, and use the "show session" command
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The answer to this question largely depends on the website you are having issues with but generally speaking there should be a reset password prompt near the login screen. This should enable you to type in your email and/or answer a personal security question to reset your login.