Hi CSULA21
Don't remove login password.
Create a new administrator user with no password, which you will delete when servicing is done.
When you'll send the pc out, login with the new user and shutdown.
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I have to send in my laptop for servicing and the company is asking to disable the login screen that I have set up with a password to bypass it. I do not know how to do that. I have searched in the account screen and do not see anywhere to disble it. I also have run the windows button + R key; "netplwiz" and disabled the feature. However, upon restarting the laptop it is still requiring a password, even thought I left that blank in the "netplwiz" screen. Please help. #TIA
Hi CSULA21
Don't remove login password.
Create a new administrator user with no password, which you will delete when servicing is done.
When you'll send the pc out, login with the new user and shutdown.
AI answer
If netplwiz is still prompting for a password after restart, use the standard auto sign-in path for Microsoft-account sign-in:
netplwiz, and press Enter.If the device uses a local account instead of a Microsoft account, the password can also be removed from:
Security note: removing or bypassing sign-in means anyone with physical access to the laptop can access files, saved passwords, and email. For a service visit, that reduces protection significantly.