Windows 10: Show All Users at Sign in to Windows 10

Please, can you tell me how to make when starting Windows 10 all users accounts appear?

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How to show the signed-in users on the sign-in screen in windows 10?

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How to show the signed-in users on the sign-in screen in windows 10?

Hi,

I have upgraded my personal HOME PCs from either 7 or 8.1 to windows 10 Pro.

Before the upgrade, on the login screen, you had a list of the existing accounts and some wording telling which ones were already signed-in or locked.

On Windows 10, no way. I see all the login names but there is no clue of who is signed-in.

I know that you can log in and then use the task manager to see who is signed-in but this is not the point.

The point is to make it simple.

The point if you decide to run a VPN to your work or other, that it will not sabotage your currently running email software connecting to some accounts detecting that are connected from an unusual place and either sending email (Google) or just locking you
out (hotmail).

Why did Microsoft modified something which worked perfectly?

Where is the setting to restore the previous behavior?

I have googled for a while, looked at the registry, looked at the group policy. Nothing.

A few people posted the question elsewhere but no one came with an answer.

Any help appreciated.

Bad move from Microsoft. Please fix it.

Thanks

Olivier

 

Hello esmache, and welcome to Ten Forums. *Smile

All users already show on the Sign in screen by default like in the two screenshots on the right side below.

Did you mean how to disable the lock screen (1st screenshot) instead?

 

No, I not really know that all users appear by default when you start Windows.
Thank you very much for your quick response.

 

You're most welcome. *Smile