Windows 10: Win 10 forcing me to log in every morning.

Every morning for the past week or so I've been forced to use my Password to log into my computer.


I have set Win10 (through netplwiz) to NOT require a password (see image below), and have had it set it this way since I bought the computer 3 years ago (it's one of the first things I do when I purchase a computer because I find having to log in every morning annoying).





I clean history and the like every night, and have checked my antivirus scan program (Adaware, which runs every night) to see if it is the problem ... it isn't, and I actually never thought it was, since I've been using Adaware LONG before this login problem began.


I am the only person with access to this computer, and I do not need to log in every morning.


Any suggestions as to why this is happening, and how I can fix it?

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I have scoured system logs for clues, updated drivers, reinstalled Windows, at this point I'm thinking I may have to do a clean install but would like to avoid that if at all possible. Please advise.

 

Good morning

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