Windows 10: Windows login issue when starting my laptop

Ive had a problem recently started that when my laptop has been turned off and i turn it back on it goes to the login screen where i enter my password (this is weird because i selected the option that i dont need a password to login)

So i enter my password and it proceeds to login then the screen goes black for a few seconds then back to the login screen, no matter how many times i enter my password the same things happens.

The only way to fix the problem is to click restart at the bottom of the login screen and then it starts normally and skips the password login windows screen.

Does anyone have the same problem or know how to fix it?

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Is it possible to keep Windows 10 from displaying one's email address on the login screen?

I have had this issue since I had my laptop and upgraded it to Windows 8.1, but I am wondering if it is possible to prevent one's email address from showing on the login screen when starting a PC or a laptop. Also, if I decide to upgrade my PC to Windows
10, would it be possible to keep my login credentials the same as I have them now instead of it converting all of my settings to my current windows account that I use on my laptop?

 

Startup Error

When I switch on my Laptop (DELL Latitude E6420) initially everything goes well (in the sense boots well). When the Windows login screen is about to open or sometimes opened and I'm about to login, my Laptop hangs up., After that if I give a force shutdown
and switch on again., It starts and everything goes smooth., This happens daily from the day I upgraded from Windows 7 Professional to Windows 10.

Means, Every time I switch on the Laptop, only the second time I am able to login and use the system.,

Please help me with this issue ASAP.,

 

Hi there, nzshock. Welcome to Ten Forums.

Does everything look ok within all categories in Accounts in the Settings app?

 

Yes everything seems to be normal

 

Ok. Please run this to restore health: Use DISM to Repair Windows 10 Image Windows 10 Performance Maintenance Tutorials

Then run option 3 at least 3 times even if it says it can't find violations: Run SFC Command in Windows 10 Windows 10 Customization Tutorials