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How to Launch Windows 11 without Password
Yarisyoyo That potentiality is NOTHING compared to having a home-bound geriatric person scream at you constantly because she cannot remember her 4 number pin. I'll take my chances with the passwordless login, if I can ever make it work on Windows 11, which is looking pretty doubtful right now. I hate Microsoft right now for making this so difficult. Can't they understand that there are legitimate use cases for making this easier?
- dfalk57Aug 07, 2024Copper Contributor
Gary_Brazzell I really appreciate your reply. In my case, the computer in question is for someone with diminished capacities that is home-bound. She is never going to take her PC out of the home. And this poses no security risk since her PC has total physical security. She cannot use a 4-number pin even if it was written on the PC itself. And she has been using PCs for so long now (over 30 years) that she really cannot live without them now. Windows 11 has been really difficult to customize in a way that would be helpful to someone in that phase of life. I just wished MicroSoft was more sensitive to the fact that not every one of their users can easily adapt to new ways of doing things.