Windows 10: No autologon on windows 10 pro n via control userpasswords2

Hi,

after I reinstalled the windows 10, I've realized that there is no option to set autologon by using control userpasswords2, and I have no idea how to setup autologin otherwise. I am currently using win 10 pro n, and I haven't got the same problem on win 10 home edition. I've attached a screenshot in polish language but u can't still see that there is no checkobx of any kinda for autologon.

https://preview.redd.it/9n6bgsk8835...bp&s=c5490e6e3988a4f7154398e1b2f7662aa24a8c2e

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Windows 10 Pro N to Windows 10 Pro

I have an activation key for windows 10 Pro but I accidentally installed Windows 10 Pro N, I know it is probably simple and I am just dumb but can someone walk me through the steps of going from Pro N to Pro.

 

Autologon never works on Windows 10 1709

Hi,

Its been a while we trying to resolve an issue with Autologon on Windows 10.

We set registry values as recommended by MS to get Autologon done for domain user. Issue is after a reboot of machine autoadminlogon reaches to value 0 and never login . Also default password value disappears. There are n number of articles exists in net
but no suitable soulution yet. Can some one help?

 

Windows 10 Autologon İssue

Hello, my name is Arif Ahmed, Windows Advisor.

I would be happy to help you.

Here are some conditions for Autologon.:

To bypass the AutoAdminLogon process and to log on as a different user, press and hold the Shift key after you log off or after Windows restarts.

This registry change does not work if the Logon Banner value is defined on the server either by a Group Policy object (GPO) or by a local policy. When the policy is changed so that it does not affect the computer, the autologon feature works as expected.

When Exchange Active Sync (EAS) password restrictions are active, the autologon feature does not work. This behavior is by design. This behavior is caused by a change in Windows 8.1 and does not affect Windows 8 or earlier versions. To work around this behavior
in Windows 8.1 and later versions, remove the EAS policies in Control Panel.

An interactive console logon that has a different user on the server changes the "DefaultUserName" registry entry as the last logged-on user indicator. AutoAdminLogon relies on the "DefaultUserName" entry to match the user and password. Therefore, AutoAdminLogon
may fail. You can configure a shutdown script to set the correct "DefaultUserName".

You can use the Sysinternals tool AutoLogon to enable this functionality easier. This tool also helps you to use an encrypted version of password.

Download AutoLogon:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/d...