Deleting Password for Windows 10 Laptop

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DallasCowboysFan

I want to delete the password for my HP laptop.
I had a pin on the computer but it was a nuisance and I deleted it.
When I got rid of the pin, the password box appeared.
I tried following several videos on youtube to delete passwords but they were not successful.
I am assuming that the videos I saw were related to old versions of Windows that changed with new updates.
I tried logging in with my password and then clicking thru the part that says new password as the videos suggested, but it did not work.
I don't need a password on the laptop because I am the only one with access.
Any suggestions?
 
DallasCowboysFan said:
I want to delete the password for my HP laptop.
I had a pin on the computer but it was a nuisance and I deleted it.
When I got rid of the pin, the password box appeared.
I tried following several videos on youtube to delete passwords but they were not successful.
I am assuming that the videos I saw were related to old versions of Windows that changed with new updates.
I tried logging in with my password and then clicking thru the part that says new password as the videos suggested, but it did not work.
I don't need a password on the laptop because I am the only one with access.
Any suggestions?
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It should be under Window settings ---> sign-in options in some account page. That's normally where the password is set.
 
Overnight said:
It should be under Window settings ---> sign-in options in some account page. That's normally where the password is set.
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Yes, I found that but I could not get past the password box.
It insisted that I add a new password but would not let me click thru them.
Thanks
 
zdreg said:
Suppose you had a robbery in your house would the thief have access to your computer?
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What are the odds a guy who won't use a Windows password also has his bank password saved on the browser?
 
xandman said:
What are the odds a guy who won't use a Windows password also has his bank password saved on the browser?
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Pretty high. No Windows password because ... it's too much work to type it in. Same reason their bank password is likely saved in the browser.
 
I live in a safe neighborhood.
No one enters or leaves without the stay at home wives knowing about it.
I do not leave the password on my browser.
I enter and exit the laptop much more often than checking my bank statements and brokerage accounts.

Thanks
 
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