Windows 10: Bypass or disable lock screen after resume from sleep

I am on 1803 Pro, I don't have any password set but everytime the computer resumes from sleep I have to click on the sign in button.
I had disabled previously the lock screen but it just came back randomly. This time trying 4-5 different techniques: netplwiz, registry change, task scheduler, rename folder, etc. I can't disable this useless screen.

It seems lockscreen cannot be disabled in Pro but is there a workaround?

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Bypass lock screen after sleep


New Dell Inspiron running W10 1607 HOME needs to have lock screen bypassed when awakening from sleep.
Virtually every suggested tweak in various forums has been tried. None succeeds.

Netplwiz: unchecking the "users must use" box
Power Options: there are no references to "password after sleep" as shown in some posts
Registry: adding "personalization" with DWord 1
There is no gpedit policy editor in this version of Windows

Has something been missed?

 

How to disable lock screen after resume from sleep for creators update?

So I tried to disable lock screen after resume from sleep I get this.



I
tried to go into power options and find how to do it, but unfortunately it appears that with Creators Update Microsoft decided to get rid of "Change settings that are currently unavailable" in advanced settings. So how can I disable lock screen after sleep
resume now?

 

Broken security by bypassing lock screen on restart

Question:

Why does Windows bypass the lock screen when it restarts after a Windows update? I consider this a security design flaw. If a maintenance crew came by my home while I'm at work to do some home renovation upgrades but they left the
front door unlocked when they finished, when I got home I'd wonder what on Earth they were thinking. I hope I've just missed a setting somewhere to disable this.

Three things I accept:

1. Locking my computer to protect my privacy.

2. Windows restarting after an update.

3. Windows automatically updating, which is frustrating but acceptable.

But I don't accept Windows bypassing the lock screen after an update.

Precondition:

Windows 10 is set up to require a password at sign in, both on startup and on the lock screen.

Steps to reproduce:

Step 1: Lock the computer.

Step 2: Leave the room.

Step 3: Wait for Windows to perform an automatic system update.

Step 4: Windows restarts automatically.

Problem 1: Windows bypasses the lock screen, instead signing in and showing the desktop.

Problem 2: Come home and book a doctor's appointment to deal with the stress of seeing my computer unlocked.

It's my first post in the community so suggestions about posting etiquette are welcome.