Windows 10 Home doesn’t include the Local Group Policy Editor, but it is still possible to disable the feature by modifying the Registry. This method works in the Home edition as well as on Windows 10 Pro, Enterprise, and Education.
To disable the Lock Screen through the Registry, use these steps:
OpenStart.
Search forregedit, and select the top result to open theRegistry.
Right-click theWindowskey (folder), select theNewsubmenu, and choose theKeyoption.
Name the keyPersonalizationand pressEnter.
Right-click thePersonalizationfolder, select theNewsubmenu, and choose theDWORD option.
Name the keyNolockscreenand pressEnter.
Double-click theNolockscreenkey and set its value data from0to1to disable the Lock Screen.
Click theOKbutton.
Reboot the computer.
After you restart your computer, Windows 10 will bypass the Lock Screen and go straight to the sign-in screen.
If you prefer accessing your account without typing a password and skipping the signing-in screen, you can use theseinstructions to remove the login passwordin three different ways.
