i had press CTL+ALT+DEL on which stops the policy setting from working. turned it off and now no lock screen.
Thanks for this! I noticed when booting into Safe Mode, it would automatically go right to the password entry box, and I've wondered for a while if it was possible to do that on normal boots. NoLockScreen=1 does that perfectly! Here's a one-liner for the same registry entry: Code: reg add "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Personalization" /v "NoLockScreen" /t REG_DWORD /d "1" /f
Hmm sorry for my intrusion: but it is not much simpler to use group policies (as long as it is not a home version) ...
I have a batch that adds all my "quirks" and usual programs to Windows 10 in a single click. It's useful to know both ways, but much more useful for me when there's a command line option.