Credit: IDG The Notifications icon is the one in between the speaker and keyboard icons in this screen shot. These can be accessed from the Notifications tray near the clock on your Taskbar. If you fall into the former group, here's how to make yours do the same: Step 1.įirst, visit the Windows 10 sign-in settings. In this case, the default Windows 10 setting does require you to sign in when you wake your device up. This is not the case if you have a Windows 10 2-in-1, convertible, Surface, and or tablet device. This is because on Windows 10 laptop devices Windows 10 is, by default, set to never ask you to sign in if you've been away for a while - which includes the period after a laptop wakes up from sleep. In Windows 8/7, using the Start Search, open Control Panel > All Control Panel Item > Power Options.ġ] In the left panel you may click on Require a password on wakeup or on Choose what the power buttons do.Your power settings in the Control Panel may indicate that they are set to put the computer to sleep after you close the lid, but the login screen doesn't appear. In Windows 10, you will have to open Settings > Accounts > Sign in options. You will see If you’ve been away, when should Windows require you to sign in again. In Windows 11, open Settings > Accounts > On the right side locate Sign in options. Let us see how to make Windows stop asking you for the password on each wake-up by configuring the options. While this is a good security measure, some of you may not want to be asked for a password, every time your computer exits the Sleep Mode. Log into Windows automatically after exiting Sleep
Actually whenever we get to Sleep Mode in Windows 11/10/8/7, and when we ‘come back to wake up the computer’, it asks us for the password. Today in this article, I’m going to share with you the option that is sometimes pretty helpful.
We have already seen how to log in directly into Windows without entering a password.
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