I have also posted all of this on the Microsoft windows 10 done a remarkable job performing the steps suggested earlier, great workĪnd don't worry, as we should be able to fix this up with a few more steps and I'll be with you until we ensure this issue is fixed. My home built machine wakes from sleep with a PIN like normal. The sign-in screen works fine on starup but not when requiring a password on wakeup, it looks like the same screen, it just missing the elements in the middle.Īdditional imformation: When Windows 10 Creator upgraded on this HP notebook and My home built (Mostly Asus, win 10 pro) desktop pc both were messed up and I had to reinstall the sound drive to replace the generic Microsoft drives win 10 upgrade installed. I've gone back and forth many times trying different things to no avail. When I set it to require a password (I'm using a PIN ) it wakes from sleep and goes to the sign-in screen as expected but the sign-in screen does not have my picture, name or text box to type the PIN in. When I have it set to never(no password on wakeup) it works fine, comes up skipping the sign in screen. This will stop windows from prompting you to login every time the screen saver activates.Hi, Yes I have set it to require a password at wakeup from sleep since the upgrade, actually I have changed that setting back and forth many times in trying different things to see if it makes a difference. Uncheck - On resume, display logon screen. Navigate to ‘Personalization’ -> ‘Lock Screen’ -> ‘Screen saver settings’ (link found near the bottom)
Update Local Security Timeout via Registry (Non-Admin Users).Change Local Security Policy (Administrators Only).Disable or delay lock screen password when the screen turns off.
Skip to the ‘Third-party apps’ section of this page, if that’s indeed your case. Without administrator privileges, timeouts set for computers in a domain cannot be changed. Whatever the case maybe, we’re going to take a traditional approach first by configuring the screen saver and power plan settings, then take a look at local security policy and apps built to prevent such issues. This may be due to improperly configured screen saver timeout, power and sleep settings, or local security policy set by the system administrator. Some users have struggled to disable the ‘auto lock’ and ‘screen off’ timeout feature of Windows.
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