If you’ve had to perform this extra task one too many times, and if you don’t find the Lock screen all that useful anyway, you can disable it. This means you don’t see the Lock screen when you start or lock your PC. Instead, Windows 10 takes you directly to the sign-in screen. Follow these steps to disable the Lock screen:
1. In the taskbar’s Search box (or the Run dialog box; press Windows Logo+R), type gpedit.msc and then press Enter. The Local Group Policy Editor appears.
2. Open the Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, Control Panel, Personalization branch. The Personalization policies appear.
3. Double-click the Do Not Display the Lock Screen policy. The policy details appear.
4. Click Enabled.
5. Click OK. Windows 10 puts the new policy into effect
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