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How To Automatically Log Into Windows 7

AndreSeptember 2, 2011
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If you would like to automatically log into Windows 7, you can have the operating system do so. There is a potential security risk, I strongly would not recommend you do this on a laptop, public or shared computer. If it’s a stationary computer that is in your home office or study, then the risk are much lower. Of course, if someone breaks into your home, its gonna be a piece of cake for that person to break into your computer too.

Anyway, lets take a look at how to setup Windows to log in automatically:

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Click Start, then type: remove netplwiz into the box.

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Hit Enter on your keyboard.

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On the User Accounts window, select your account name then uncheck the box Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer. Then click Apply.

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Enter your password and confirm it then click OK.

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Click OK.

You will now be able to log into your computer automatically.

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