Windows 10: eliminate the need of a password when my laptop starts

I am trying to figure out how to eliminate the need of a password when starting up my laptop. I have found many answers in the forum on how to do this and have tried everything. I have unclicked the "require sign-in" to never under accounts/sign in options. I have typed in "netplwix" and unchecked the box in the User Accounts that reads "users must enter a user name and password to use this computer". I even created a local account but then all of my settings for the desktop is different than when I use my admin account. I just want to start my laptop and go right to my desktop. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Is there a trojan csrss.exe? If so how do I eliminate it.

She has changed the Google password.

Do we change her Microsoft password using her pc using the following steps?

• Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete, and then click Change a password.
• Type your old password followed by a new password as indicated, and then type the new password again to confirm it.
• Press Enter.

 

New computer set up - resetting welcome name and eliminating password

I bought a new laptop last week.

Dell Inspiron 15"

I was setting it up and when the computer starts up , it has your name....hello Raymond

Mine says Raymond G......first letter of my last name.
I recall signing up for a lot of things when you have a new laptop and I always use the first letter of my last name for the .....lat name box. It is a modest attempt to maintain privacy on the net

I want to eliminate the G


I tried to reset the username and followed instructions going to settings........accounts and I tried everything under the sun to eliminate the G and followed instructions I found online.

I tried to change the username from Raymond G to Raymond........now I have 2 user accounts with Raymond G

The second account I cannot even use because it is protected with a password I never set up and does not work with any other password I use.

The original user name Raymond G required a password.

I eliminated the password so I could double click through it and it worked prior to me trying to eliminate the G and getting a second account. Now the password returned..........grrrrrr.

I eliminated it the first time by logging into netplwiz.........user accounts and users.
Behind my name and email address it says administrators and users.

I don't recall the USERS behind the administrators the first time.

The box that needs to be checked to require a password is not checked.

So, it seems no password would be required.

But now I have to enter a password for the original username and the second one is not accessible.

If I check user names the only one listed is Raymond G even though two Raymond G's appear in the lower left corner when I log on.

I found another place to change the name under Task Manager........I think.......
And it had the computer name listed as .......something like ......DZ123d456......something random provided by Dell.
So I tried to change it and as an experiment I tried ABC123.......it did not work.
But if I log into Dell Assist, which is an owner support forum, it says ABC123 on the link. But not on the computer.

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How do I eliminate the second username?
How do I rename the original username to eliminate the G?

Thanks

 

FORGOTTEN PASSWORD To gain access to Laptop

To tell the truth, I must profess ignorance

When all this started I went through the following steps:.
1) Turn on the laptop picture of a fjord appears.
2) A left click on the screen causes the user name to appears with the password box under it.
3) Anything(or nothing) typed into the password box, with a tap to the enter key then brings the command to try again.

See, I can't seem to get anywhere except I somehow(during my efforts to try variations of the password hint) ended up getting a screen that was related(I think) to BIOS.
That allowed me to go through some settings(administrative?) and choose a password. I chose to do that.
Aha I thought.
All that did was give me a log in command box(for which I created a password) .
So now, instead of the 3 steps above I have to log in to get to the 3 steps above. A step I didn't have to do before.

What I'm trying to say is this(after all my fumbling about): that I still do not know the difference between a local user account or an MS account-linked user account.

All i know, at this point, is that I am stuck at step 3 and really am not sure what to do except maybe have my fiend reach out to ASUS.

I made a mistake in my first post. I do not have the OS disc. I have the ASUS DVD suite. I mistakenly assumed it was an OS disc. I talked to my friend and was told that her laptop came preloaded with Win10.

DVD suite listings
-Power 2go8
-E-Green
-ASUS Firmware Update
-Quick Install Guide

Thanks for your reply sir. I do appreciate it.

Regards,
Bruce