Restart computer and it will bypass windows 10 login screen and automatically login with user account you enter password for.The specified user will be used to automatically sign in Windows 10. Click Apply and if there is pop-up dialog, please confirm the user account and enter its password.Uncheck “User must enter a user name and password to use the computer”.Press Win + R to open Run box, and enter “ netplwiz“.Then I selected this account as default auto-login account using the netplwiz command: Please note that this makes the computer massively insecure, anybody who gets it into his hands can access the data on this computer! So you shouldn’t store any personal information on the PC before you do this!įirst I created a local “dashboard” account (without email address etc.). We want the dashboard to always log into Windows automatically when it is turned on. Step 3: Enable Auto-Logging into Windows upon power-up In the Windows power settings disable energy saving mode when plugged in. Go to Boot Configuration and enable Turn on Automatic Power-On after power loss.The UEFI settings menu will appear in a few seconds. When you see the Surface logo screen appear, release the Volume Up button.Press and hold the Volume Up button on your Surface, then press and release the Power button.This can only be done while your Surface is starting up. To enable this you need to enter the Surface Go’s UEFI setup screen. We want the dashboard to turn on automatically when it receives power. Starting with a new Surface Go there are a few things that need to be configured: Step 1: Turn on Automatic Power-On after power loss With US$/€ 400 it is more expensive than the old Chuwi Hi8 (€80), but it also has a bigger screen and more power, and I expect it to survive longer. Today I replaced it with a Surface Go tablet. After running fine 24/7 for almost one year my old home dashboard (a cheap Chuwi Hi8 tablet) started to show display problems (screen flickering). Today I had to update my dashboard computer in our kitchen/pantry.
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