Need to uninstall onenote. Pls help

azinoh

10 years ago

I could be wrong, but IMHO if you expect to use Microsoft's apps then they can require you to use an MS account with a password. Not sure from your message which it is that you find objectionable...the MS account, the password requirement or both. If it's just the password, why is that a bother? Something simple like 1234 would suffice, wouldn't it?

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mikie_gw

10 years ago

Microsoft sort of tricks you into making your login the email account and then you need to login to your windows with that email account password. It really makes like simple for the majority of people ways. You can add a 4 digit PIN to your computers account then login to the computer with that PIN instead of the password. Sometimes you will need that password,, but its not often.

To make a PIN type into the Cortana search bar 'set PIN' pretty simple.

If you truly don't want any kind of password go to : Settings / Accounts .. and under your account name you should see... 'Sign in with local account' go there and will prompt for your password to prove who you are, and then you can make a name for your account with out the email, but don't put in a password for that name.

Keep in mind when you don't have any password to login to your computer, anybody can come and probably access your email and maybe even banking & go shopping most anywhere you had your login and password saved. So if the grandkid sees a fancy toy and buys it... you find a FedEx delivery at your door.

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This link is a YouTube Video showing you How to Disable Windows 10 Password on the Lockscreen. It really doesn't Disable the Password but will Automatically Enter the password for you. You could always use Mike_GW's advice and set up a Local Account in Settings> Accounts, it's up to you.

If you want to use Microsoft Apps you will need to have a Microsoft Account. Microsoft isn't the only company doing this. If you want to use Apps from Google you must have a Google Account, Yahoo same thing! By using the first Method, you'll still have the Microsoft Account and can use the MS Apps, you just won't have to physically enter the Password on the Lockscreen!

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