00:00Option A, remove a Microsoft account password. Switch to PIN Windows.
00:03Hello, if you sign in with a Microsoft account, Windows 11 doesn't let you completely delete the account password.
00:09But you can set Windows to bypass it automatically or switch to a PIN biometric login.
00:13Option B, remove a local account password. Make it blank.
00:16If you use a traditional local account, you can completely remove the password so it logs in instantly without asking
00:21for anything.
00:22Option C, remove a PIN. If you just want to stop using a PIN and change how you sign in.
00:27Here is the step-by-step guide for both local and Microsoft accounts.
00:31Method 1, remove password from a local account. Make it blank.
00:35If you are using a local offline account, you can change your password and leave the new password field completely
00:39blank.
00:40Open settings by pressing the Windows key plus I on your keyboard.
00:43Navigate to accounts from the left-hand sidebar. Click on sign-in options in the right panel.
00:48Click on password to expand the section.
00:50Click the choose button, enter your current password, and click next.
00:54Lay the new password, confirm password, and password in fields completely blank.
00:59Then click next. Click finish.
01:02Your local account now has no password.
01:05Method 2, stop Windows from requiring a password on startup. Microsoft account.
01:09If you use a Microsoft account, you cannot completely delete the password from your account.
01:14But you can configure your PC to sign in automatically or rely purely on a PIN Windows Hello instead of
01:20typing your full Microsoft password.
01:22Set your PC to automatically sign in so you don't have to enter a password or PIN every time you
01:27boot up.
01:27Press Windows key plus R to open the run dialog box.
01:30Type NetplayWiz and press enter.
01:32Uncheck the box that says users must enter a username and password to use this computer. Click apply.
01:37Enter your current username and password, confirm password, to verify your identity. Then click OK.
01:43Restart your computer to test that it bypasses the login screen automatically.
01:47Method 3, remove a PIN from Windows 11.
01:50If you want to clear your login PIN, open Settings, Windows key plus I.
01:53Go to Accounts, Sign in Options. Click on PIN Windows Hello to expand it.
01:58Click the remove button next to remove this signing option.
02:01Confirm your choice by clicking remove again and entering your Microsoft local account password when prompted.
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