In the meantime, hope one of the above workarounds helps some users.

But at the minimum it’s a band aid over the issue.Īnd Microsoft is aware of this issue, and this has been reported in the Feedback tool. Then restart again.ĭon’t know if this a total fix. I had to go to netplwiz from the windows run. Redditor /u/Hoffelcopter has a similar workaround - to enable automatic login and then disable it. Workaround 3: Use Netplwiz.exe to setup automatic login and then disable it Click Sign in with a local account instead. Note that the Netplwiz.exe method is exactly the same as control userpasswords2 auto-login method. If you already signed in with the Microsoft account, go to Settings > Accounts > Your info. Source: Win10 Fall Creators Update have to sign-in twice |McAfee Community

Ran Netplwiz again, checking the box this time, & restarted. Restarted, & this time had two user names or account on the sign-in screen - chose the regular, old one, entered the PIN, & Windows started. The solution was to run Netplwiz - I right clicked the Start Button & selected Run, entering netplwiz - clearing the only checkbox, which brought up another dialog to enter user name & password.

Windows 10 log in twice