Windows 10: Password field missing from Windows 10 login screen, after waking up from hibernation.

Hello,

I have a user who does not see the login field for her to enter her windows login password. This occurs when she opens up her laptop returning from hibernation mode. It seems like holding ctrl alt delete for a few seconds prompts the login field allowing her to enter her password. It is a temporary fix.


Steps I tried:

-ran diagnostics-everything is fine

-ran netplwiz>Require users to press Ctrl+Alt+Delete-check box if you want to disable the CTRL+ALT+DELETE sequence. Click Apply/OK > Exit.

-was never checked


Any ideas as to how to find the root cause?



**Modified title from: Original No login field to enter password win 10 when coming back from hibernation-need to hold ctrl alt delete for a few seconds***

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Hello,

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I'd greatly appreciate and suggestions.

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