When you secure your Windows account with a password or PIN, you’ll be required to enter your credentials every time Windows boots up. It also applies when you update Windows, and your computer must reboot to apply the updates fully. Windows 11 will prompt you to enter your password or PIN to log in and finish the updates.
When you enable Automatic Sign-in after an Update, Windows saves your Sign-in credential and use it to automatically sign in to your account to finish installing an update. It only applies during Windows Updates. Other times, your computer will prompt you to enter your sign-in credentials before logging on.
Note: This option applies only on reboot after Windows Updates. In all other conditions, your computer will prompt you to enter your sign-in credentials to log in to your PC.
In this risewindows article, we will show you How to sign in after a Windows update on Windows 11 automatically.
How to Enable or Disable Automatically Sign-in after a Windows update on Windows 11?
If you want to enable or disable automatic sign-in after an update on Windows 11, do the following steps:-
Step 1. At first, open the Settings app by clicking
Step 2. When Windows Settings opens, click
Step 3. Then, select
Step 4. After that, on the Sign-in options settings page, scroll down to the “Additional settings” section. So, automatically turn on the toggle beside the “Use my sign-in info to finish setting up after an update” option.
At last, turn off “Automatically Sign-in after a Windows update in Windows 11,” repeat the above steps, and in step 4 above, turn off the toggle beside the “Use my sign-in info to finish setting up after an update” option automatically.
That’s it for the article.
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