Windows 10 offers multiple options to login to your PC, ranging from simple PIN method to more complex Windows Hello Face unlock. But, at times you may face a situation where the Windows 10 login screen does not appear at all. If you face this issue, something here is sure to help you fix the problem.

Windows 10 login screen does not show up

There are two scenarios here:

1. The login screen does not show up at all
2. The login screen shows up – but no Username/Password box is showing up

If the Windows 10 login screen not showing up on your Windows 10 PC, you may need to undertake some or more of the following tasks:

1. Run System Restore
2. Try Ctrl+Alt+Delete combination
3. Users must enter a username and password to use this computer
4. Disable Fast Startup
5. Troubleshoot in Clean Boot State
6. Create a New User account
7. Run Fresh Start
8. Run Startup Repair.

Let us go through these suggestions. You can then decide which one or more may apply in your case and work for you.

NOTE: If you are able to reach your Desktop, you can carry out these suggestions normally; else you may have to enter Clean Boot State, boot into Safe Mode or boot into Advanced Startup Options.

1] Run System Restore

If the issue started recently, maybe after Windows Update, run System Retore to restore your computer back to a good point. Then Delay the updates or Block the Update if you are able to find the offender.

2] Try Ctrl+Alt+Delete combination

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and see if you can make the credentials box appear.

3] Users must enter a username and password to use this computer

Open the Run box, type the following and hit Enter to bring up the User Accounts window-

control userpasswords2

Uncheck Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer and click Apply > OK.

This brings up a window where you may be asked to enter the password for your account. If the account is a local account and does not have any password, just leave it blank.

See if this helps. If it is already checked, uncheck it and see to turn off Windows login screen and automatically log in.

4] Disable Fast Startup

Fast Startup may be interfering, so you may want to disable Fast Startup and see. If it does not help, remember to reverse the changes made.

5] Troubleshoot in Clean Boot State

Maybe some 3rd-party process is interfering. Troubleshoot in Clean Boot State and see if you can identify the offender,

6] Create a New User Account

If the above methods fail to yield the desired results, the account that you are trying to sign-in might have got corrupted. So, create a new User Account and see, and then transfer your data here.

6] Run Startup Repair

Running Startup Repair has been known to help some. Run it and see.

7] Run Fresh Start

You may want to run Fresh Start to make your Windows 10 OS installation as good as new.

Hope it helps!