Windows 10: Removing Ease of Access button on login screen Windows 10

For some reason it is no longer possible to remove the ease of access button on the login screen with the recommended registry edit.We were using the registry edit:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows Embedded\EmbeddedLogon with BrandingNeutral value 8.https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/customize/desktop/unattend/microsoft-windows-embedded-embeddedlogon-brandingneutralBut it no longer does anything on windows build 22H2 or later.The only other option i found was disabling Utilman.exe entirely but that also disables these features when logged in.Anyone else has had this

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Help customizing login screen Windows 10


Hey everyone, I had a REALLY custom windows 7, I had removed everything from the login screen, even the ease of access and power buttons, only a picture and password field.

Now I'm modding 10, however, I can't seem to find a way to get rid of these things on windows 10, I'm logged into a microsoft account so instead of showing my username '' it shows my real name or my email address. Can I be logged in to microsoft and force it to say like it does when using a local account? or even get rid of all the text all together?

After that I'd like to remove all the buttons, the connect to internet, ease of access and even power options. but one step at a time

 

Can't login to my windows 10 PC

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in Windows 10.

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  Are you trying to login to Microsoft account or local account?
  
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  If its Microsoft account are you able to login using the web interface?
  

I suggest you to use the on-screen keyboard and try to login. Follow the steps below:

Click on the Ease of Access icon at the right bottom of the screen and select On-screen keyboard and check if issue persists.

Please get back to us with the results of the above instructions.

 

how to remove Ease of ACCESS BUTTON FROM LOCK SCREEN

Hi

i want to disable the ease of access button in the lock screen. i found a solution online for windows 8 but it didn't work for windows 10.

i have copied the procedure i found for windows 8. can you help me for windows 10.?

• Navigate to C:\Windows\System32
• Find UTILMAN.EXE
• Right Click, then Properties
• Security, Advanced, Permissions (Continue)
• Change the owner at the top from "TrustedInstaller" to "Administrators" (ensure you have and Administrator account)
• Add a permission, and then click Select a "Principal"
• Type in "Everyone", Check Names, then OK
• Change type to "Deny" and "Full Control"
• Click OK, then Log Out.