[jcham504]

When my computer (windows 10 home, build 1903) loads at startup. I get a sign on window that wants a password. and then switches to a window that says incorrect password with two different sign on options on the lower left of the screen. when I click on the one that has my picture (the other one says microsoft) a new window opens that asks for my pin number which I know. I enter my pin and all is good. windows opens to my home screen. How do I get rid of the other log on option (microsoft) screen?

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The only means that are available to you, this scenario does not happen for no reason, any children etc been messing with your computer!

 

How to Remove login screen and completely Disable login password 

[phillpower2]

The only means that are available to you, this scenario does not happen for no reason, any children etc been messing with your computer!

 

How to Remove login screen and completely Disable login password 

[jcham504]

I looked at the solution you linked me to. I don't think it works for my windows version. I followed the regedit solution. I did not have the "\Winlogon" section after opening HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion, so I couldn't proceed any further. I also think the solution mentioned may be reverse of which login I am trying to remove. Of the two logins available only one has my email attached and that is the one I use. The other just has my name, as they both do. Does this help?

[phillpower2]

What about the option to refresh Windows 10 and keep your files, see tutorial here provided courtesy of Shawn Brink

[jcham504]

That would have to be my option of last resort. I assume there is no other way to solve what I would have thought a simple task?

[phillpower2]

Best Answer

Not sure why as it would be the easiest option and would be done quicker than it took to respond to my last post.

 

As an asides, if this has just come about you could try restoring the computer so a system restore point that is before when the issue first happened.

 

Alternative method would be to make sure that you are signing in as an Administrator and delete any duplicate account, some info here

[jcham504]

I have decided to let it be. It's just to simple to understand why it's so hard to find a step by step solution to a problem easier then the time it took to type this . THANK you for your time.