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I found out a couple months ago that i could use a shortcut, and it fixed the problem. After some research, in order to fix this issue, you have to do Ctrl + Alt+ Delete. It worked for me.
I am on Windows 11
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Keep updating Windows in a typical thing that would.
If you want special then you may need to try an in-place upgrade or clean install.
If you want a possible workaround to a degree that's most of the time - for those that use suspend/resume like normal people do - then go in Windows Settings > Accounts > Sign-in Options > If you've been away, when should Windows require you to sign-in again? > Never. And enjoy no lockscreen (and a little less in person security).
