Does Windows 10 move the lock function from the profile?

People actually use the ui button to lock their computer? its such a slow way, it takes 3 clicks, just use win+L on your keyboard

windows key ± L

Honestly, it’s mostly about consistency and security. The power menu (including Sleep, Shut Down, Restart) has been a stable part of the system for ages, so integrating Lock there makes it feel more unified. Plus, it helps prevent accidental locking — you might hit the power button or use the power menu intentionally, and locking becomes a more deliberate step.

Microsoft hasn't given an official reason.

But may be:

Putting all power and session options like Lock, Sleep, and Shut Down in one place means more convenience.

Based on how people use Windows

To make things feel simpler.

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Other alternatives:

Ctrl + Alt + Delete > Lock

Windows + L