Step 1. Click on Windows and type “User Accounts” into the search box. Click on “User Accounts” result to go to the User Accounts section of the Windows Control Panel.
Step 2. Select the “Remove your password” option. Type your current password into the text box.
Step 3. Click the “Remove Password” button to remove the password and return to the User Accounts screen. Close the User Accounts window. The next time you sign out of your account or turn on your computer, you won’t need a password to log in to Windows.
Disable Secure Logon
Step 1. Click the Windows and enter “netplwiz” into the “Search programs and files” box. Click the “Netplwiz” search result when it appears.
Step 2. Navigate to the “Advanced” tab near the top of the window. Remove the check mark next to the “Require user to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete” box.
Step 3. Press the “Apply” , then “OK” button to close the window. The next time you try to log on, you won’t need to press “Ctrl-Alt-Delete.”
