Why do I have to enter my username every time I log in to my computer?

Rising fixed a security setting.

The last login name is not displayed when logging in.

The system will display the username of the last login user at the time of login, and the intruder is likely to obtain the login password and illegally enter the system based on the displayed username.

The manual repair method for this item is as follows: run the registry, modify the key hkey local machine software Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies System in the value dontdisplaylastusername, dontdisplaylastusername 0 to display the username of the last logged in user, dontdisplaylastusername 1 is the username of the user who last logged in is not displayed.

Start running control userpasswords2 - remove the checkmark in front of "To use the machine, you must enter the username and password" Apply Enter the username you want to automatically log in to XP in the pop-up dialog box, if there is a password, fill in the password, if not, leave it blank (the username must be entered) OK. Ok, next time you restart the computer, you don't have to lose anything, you can go directly to the interface.

Control Panel - User Account - Click on "Change how users log in or log out" Check "Use Welcome Screen" - OK.

Open the start menu, and there is an administrator's avatar at the top, open it, and go inside to do it.

Summary. Hello dear, you need to enter the username and password when the computer is turned on because the account logged in by the computer has a login password. To log in to the account, the user needs to enter the login password.

If someone else has set a login password without the user's knowledge, you need to find the person who set the password and ask for the password, and then enter the password into the login computer.

What happens when I need to enter a username and password after the computer is turned on?

Hello dear, you need to enter the username and password when the computer is turned on because the account logged in by the computer has a login password. To log in to the account, the user needs to enter the login password. If someone else has set a login password without the user's knowledge, you need to find the person who set the password and ask for the password, and then enter the password into the login computer.

If you can't find the person who set the password, you can use the following methods to cancel the password to log in to the computer: 1. Enter the safe mode: press F8 when the win7 system starts, select "Security with command line", "administrator" out of the "command prompt" window, this is the command prompt window.

2. Add a new account:1To add a user first, enter :

net user asd add enter2To upgrade to administrator, enter: net localgroup administrators asd add Enter 3

Restart the machine and select ASD to enter the system. 3. Delete the old password: After entering the system, open it in turn"Control Panel"- > user accounts"- > users who have forgotten their passwords"- > remove the password"。

This deletes the old account that forgot the password. After the above settings, you can restart the computer and log in to Windows directly without entering the password. Note:

You can also use the PE clear password method to clear the account password, and you can enter the system without a password when you start.

Your computer may require users to log in every time it is turned on, possibly because it is set to require user account authentication to access the system. This is a security measure that ensures that only authorized users have access to the content and features on your computer. If you wish to change this setting so that your computer is automatically logged in to a specific user account when it is turned on, you can do so by following these steps (for Windows):

1.Press the Win + R keys to open the Run dialog box. 2.

Input"control userpasswords2"(without quotes), and then click"OK"。3.In"User Accounts"window, uncheck"To use the computer, the user must enter a username and password"Options.

4.Click"Applications"and enter the username and password you want to sign in automatically. 5.

Click"OK", close"User Accounts"Window. Once you have completed the above steps, your computer should automatically log in to your designated user account the next time it is turned on, instead of having to manually enter your username and password. Please note that automatic login will reduce the security of your computer, as anyone can directly access your account.

Make sure your computer is used in a safe environment and is only visible to trusted people.