In Windows 7 Home I had 3 (local) accounts:
- me (admin with password)
- wife (normal user with password)
- son (normal user without password)
When I started the PC the account page with these 3 accounts have been shown.
My son (6) can choose the account and needn't enter a password. Me and my wife have to enter a password. EASY & SECURE TO USE. :)
After upgrading to Windows 10 Home with local accounts:
When I login with the account of my son and turn off/on the PC I don't see the account page anymore to choose one of these 3 local accounts. Windows 10 did an auto-login under the account of my son. ???
I logged out of the account of my son (account page will be shown) and rebooted the PC. Although I logged out, Windows 10 automatically logs in AGAIN with the account of my son. Argh! An extra step (logout of the account of my son) if another person like me wants to use the PC?
I logged out of the account of my son and logged in with my admin account. With or without log off I restarted the PC and the account page will be shown and I have to enter the password. This works so far.
How can I avoid the auto-login to the account of my son when he was the last user who has used the PC?
Note: I don't want to give him a password: I want the same easy-to-use user-friendly-family functionality for our son as it was under Windows 7!
I've looked around and found other threads by frustrated users but without a final solution.
Microsoft forces me to update from Windows 7 to 10 on my other PC so it must be better and easier to use, or isn't it? I can't find a solution or menu under Windows 10.
Thanks a lot for helping!