It is not at all difficult to remove the password of your Windows account. Once you remove your password, you will no longer have to log in to Windows when your computer boots.

Everyone in your home or office will have full access to everything on your computer after you remove your password, so it is not very safe to do this.

However, if you are not concerned about others having physical access to whatever they want on your computer, removing your password is not a problem. Your computer will certainly boot faster.

You can remove your Windows account password through Settings or Control Panel, depending on which operating system you have. Follow the instructions below for that method, or skip to the very bottom of this page for help removing Windows password via Command Prompt.