How to Enable Windows 7 Auto Login Feature in 6 Steps?

Microsoft Corporation provides you to Enable Auto Login in Windows 7 if you own your computer and don't have any secrecy or security issue. Basically this feature allows you to save your time and enables you to enjoy quick log in to Windows 7 without entering username and password. Microsoft came up with its brilliant features in Windows 7 and help users in different aspects.

Core Reasons to Enable Windows 7 Auto Login Feature:

1. There are several reasons that might force or cause users to set automatic login in windows 7, they may be:
2. You are really fed up by entering user name and password and want quick and easy login.
3. You are the solely user and don't have any security and safety issue.
4. You are Facebook addicted and want quick login to Facebook account every time when you start your computer.
5. You really hate filling user name and password at very beginning and want to get rid of this botheration.
6. You want to set automatic login in Windows 7 because you like quick computers only and don't want to waste a single second with slow PC.

How to Enable Auto Login in Windows 7:

You can definitely stop Windows 7 to ask user name and password at the beginning and can set auto login in Windows 7 by following below steps:

STEP 1:
Click over the "Star" menu button and type "netplwiz" in the field and hit "Enter" to explore for modifying settings.

STEP 2:
Now in user tab, uncheck the option users must enter a username and password to use this computer.

STEP 3:
Now click over "Apply" to save settings.

STEP 4:
Now when the new windows of automatically log on appears enter the user name for which you want to set automatic login and type password in the next two field.

STEP 5:
Click over "OK" to save your action.

STEP 6:
Now you can have a quick access with automatic logon to Windows 7.

Tip: "Sometimes setting automatic log on in Windows 7 might cause serious loss as unauthorized person can seek your personal information and data".

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