How to remove all login requirements on Windows 10 desktop - but not switch to local account

I need to remotely access one of my desktops from another using Microsoft's Remote Desktop Connection. For ease of use, I need the remote desktop to just boot straight up without pins or passwords (mainly because I have no monitor connected to it full-time).

I came across a great write-up from Lester BernardReyes (from Oct. 7, 2019) on how to disable login credentials, but his method only works when the desktop has been switched from the standard Microsoft account to a 'local account'. But Remote Desktop Connection only works through the Microsoft account.

SO... Is there a way to completely eliminate all (desktop - not email) login credential requirements for a Windows 10 system while still maintaining use of its Microsoft account?

Here is Lester's original answer. Please be advised, I have already tried everything outlined here without success:

My name is Lester and hopefully, this helps answer your question. If this is a Windows 10, you must make sure that you are on a local account not on a Microsoft Account login, once you verify that this is a local account here are the steps on how to remove password on login screen. Option 1: 1. Open Start on Windows 10 2. Search for netplwiz and click the top result to open the experience. 3. Under the “Users for this computer” section, select the user account that you want to remove the password. 4. Clear the User must enter a user name and password to use this computer option. Option 2: 1. Open Settings. 2. Click on Accounts. 3. Click on Sign-in options. 4. Under the “Password” section, click the Change button. 5. Type your current account password. 6. Click the Next button. 7. Skip the password creation to remove the password entirely. 8. Click the Finish button.