Windows 10: Login Screen Help

I recently built a gaming tower for my nephews to share. It's running Windows 10 Pro x64. Everything works fine, but I'm having trouble getting the login screen to act like I want it to. The system has three total accounts. One for each of them, and the Administrator account that's password protected. Neither of their accounts have passwords.

I'd like to have the system boot to a login screen with all three users listed. All they have to do is click their name. If I clock administrator, I get the password prompt. Right now, the system boots and auto logs in to one of the open accounts. I was able to get it to stop at a CTRL+ALT+DEL screen. However, once you hit CTRL+ALT+DEL, it immediately auto logs in to the same account.

Is my only option setting passwords on each account?

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Can' t get past first screen.

My laptop running Window 10 boots. The first screen displays. It's a touch screen computer. I can move the first screen off to display the login in screen. However, just as the first screen leaves, the login screen fades to a blank screen. After a
few seconds, the first screen reappears. I just had some suggestions to help, but the suggestion start with the login screen. I can't get to the login in screen.

Help?

 

Can't login to new computer w/Windows 10

Hi,

Thank you for your reply.

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  Are you able to login to Microsoft Account on Web?
  
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  Have you installed any language pack?
  

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps.

Step 1: I suggest you to select the appropriate language in login screen at the bottom right corner and check if it helps.

Steps 2: Use On-screen keyboard in the login screen to login and check if it helps.

Hope this helps. If the issue remains unresolved, please get back to us and we would be happy to help.

 

Maybe...

Do Not Display User Name on Sign in Screen in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials

Hopefully once they type their name and click on arrow it will accept not having password.

 

The whole point about accounts is so each users has privacy from other users. So each use should have a password. For local accounts, you can make the passwords very simple e.g. a single latter - totally insecure of course.

 

The two boys ended up fighting over who's profile was being used and who was playing who's games. So, I left my admin account with a strong password and made them choose a password for themselves. That solved several issues, technical and non-technical.