Windows 10: Bypass welcome screen after resuming from sleep

Discus and support Bypass welcome screen after resuming from sleep in Windows 10 Support to solve the problem; I'm not sure it's called the welcome screen, i have to press Enter or use the mouse to get in. 129395 Discussion in 'Windows 10 Support' started by KarolR, Mar 22, 2019.

  1. KAROLR
    KarolR Win User

    Bypass welcome screen after resuming from sleep


    I'm not sure it's called the welcome screen, i have to press Enter or use the mouse to get in.

    :)
     
    KarolR, Mar 22, 2019
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  2. BORGUS
    borgus Win User

    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?
     
    borgus, Mar 22, 2019
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  3. BROOKSYX
    BrooksyX Win User
    Win7 Pro Laptop crashes when resumes from sleep

    Ok almost positive it related to the wifi card/driver. If I disable it in the device manager my laptop sleeps and resumes just fine.

    So I guess first step would to be try to find a different driver and if that doesnt work I guess I can replace it. Used mini pci-e wifi cards are pretty cheap.
     
    BrooksyX, Mar 22, 2019
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  4. BECRITICAL
    becritical Win User

    Bypass welcome screen after resuming from sleep

    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?
     
    becritical, Mar 22, 2019
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