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how to give password for an certain app in windows 10...…???
Sync your settings for a consistent Windows 10 experience
One for all and all for one! Like your customized PC settings? Windows 10 lets you sync up your devices for the same look and feel across all of them.
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Microsoft Edge, a sleek and powerful web browser, has a ton to offer. Keep these tips in mind for better overall browsing.
Cannot Completely Disable Password on Wakeup
I have tried every solution everywhere on the internet to make it so windows NEVER asks for my password, and although it is, in theory, NOT supposed to ask for my password anymore, ever, it still does in *one* circumstance. I have changed the settings so it is not to require a password after waking from sleep, and that works in every instance except for when the computer sleeps because I closed the laptop lid. If it goes to sleep just from sitting without being used for a while and I start it up again, it does not ask for a password, even if it’s been days or longer. But if I close the lid and then start it up again even just a moment later, it requires a password. I have stopped it from asking a password after starting from a shutdown or a restart, and I have turned it off after starting from sleep in all other cases, but for some reason, disabling password after wakeup does not work when sleep was because of closing the laptop lid. What am I doing wrong? I’ve tried all the different settings options I could find, then I googled and found another one or two, which fixed the last of my problems, except this one. I do not want to EVER have to enter a password. All I use my Windows laptop for is games that I can’t get on my Mac, because I hate windows, but there are some games I really like that require it. I grew up using Windows, so I’m very familiar with it, and I can generally fix anything with it that crops up without needing to go to anyone for help, but this is one thing I just can’t fix. On Mac, you only have to change one or two things to never have to enter a password again except for major updates or downloads, and all the settings are easy to find. On windows, I have had to change many more things, and I’ve really had to dig for the settings to change, and I am STILL having issues. Can someone PLEASE tell me what I’m missing?
Sign in to Windows without a password? Yes, you can!
Passwords keep our computers, apps and work safe and private. Windows does allow some relief from password overload by offering several sign-in options that don't require entering a password.
LOG IN WITHOUT PASSWORD
I want to log in without password but each and every time ask to a password also using "netplwiz" and '"userpassword2" but it method doesn't work on it and when start a pc than show a left side two account " first administrative " and other local . otherwise iam want to delete a local another account . but doesnot show "accounts" in window setting SO WHAT I DO for removing a password
Never get locked out of your Windows 10 PC again!
Lost your password? Ananda Sarkar shows how Windows 10 now lets you reset it if you get locked out, so you can get back to work.
Windows Mail for Vista - recover forgotten password
I have forgotten my password for my ( Vista ) Windows Mail email account. Microsoft say they no longer support Vista and suggest I purchase another PC or upgrade which will cost me 120 pounds !! How do I recover my Mail password ?? Ed Gardner
How do I set up a password to access outlook email?
A security outfit emailed me that my email address has been compromised. They said I should change my email password. Outlook has no password to access email. How do I create one?
When you update, why do you change all my settings?
Every time I get an update to Windows, I have to reset all my options, you have forced me to use only your products, and that is NOT my choice. I have had to spend hours re-entering all my settings and my passwords (I have over 300 different passwords), and when I do an update, I have to re-enter everyone. It seems you could either get the updates tested before you release them, or at least give us a choice if we want to update (and after spending hours re-setting my settings and passwords, I think you know I would choose not to update!!) I not only have to do this to my comupter, but my husbands also.
Save or forget passwords in Microsoft Edge
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4028534Use Microsoft Edge settings to save user name and password information and save time when signing in to websites.
How to find your wireless network password - Windows Help
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4023501If you forgot your Wi-Fi network password, you can find it if you have another Windows PC already connected to your Wi-Fi network. After you find your password, you can use it on another PC or device to connect to your Wi-Fi network.
How to manage app passwords - Azure Active Directory ...
https://docs.microsoft.com/.../multi-factor-authentication-end-user-app-passwordsTo create app passwords using the Office 365 portal. Sign in to Office 365 and then go to the My account page, select Security & privacy, and then expand Additional security verification. Select the text that says, Create and manage app passwords to open the App passwords page.
Where are the saved passwords in IE 11? - Microsoft Community
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie11-windows_7/where-are-the-saved...After importing passwords, favorites, etc. into Chrome go back to 3 dots in the upper right> Settings> (at the bottom) Show advanced settings> Passwords and forms> Manage passwords. Click the 3 dots beside each line of login data> Details> click the Eye to see the password. Slow, perhaps, but I don't know of a better alternative. Don
How To Manage Stored User Names and Passwords on a ...
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/306541This article describes how to manage stored user names and passwords on a computer that is not a member of a domain. When you log on to a Windows XP-based computer, you can supply a user name and password, which becomes your default security context for connecting to other computers on networks and over the Internet.
