Win8/win 8.1 system: fast disable system lock screen method

Users who use win8 or win8.1 systems know that a lock screen wallpaper will appear after the system is turned on. It is very troublesome. You can't boot directly to the login interface. To achieve this effect, either use third-party software or change the system. The registry, so here is to teach you how to achieve this without using third-party software.

Method 1: Use the Registry Editor
1, first, come to the start screen, type regedit, hit enter. (Note that you should open the Registry Editor under Administrator privileges, otherwise you will not be able to change its contents.)

2, Go to the following path:
Computer\\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Policies\\Microsoft\\ Windows
3, right click on the Windows folder, select “New”-“Item"(Key), name it Personalization, select.
4, after selecting the Personalization entry, right click on the right side of the window to create a new DWORD (32-bit value) registry entry, then name it NoLockScreen, double-click the entry, and change its value from 0 to 1. .

5, close the registry editor, restart the computer.
Method 2: Use the Local Group Policy Editor
This method is simpler, especially for beginner users who are concerned about changing the registry to affect the system.
1, come to the start screen, enter gpedit.msc to open the local group policy editor

2, navigate to the following path:
Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization< Br>3, double-click Do not display lock screen option
4, change the default configuration in the opened property screen: change from Not Configured to Enabled, and then determine.

5. No need to restart, lock the system (Windows key + L) to verify whether the lock screen has been disabled.
In the win8 or win8.1 system, there is no option for the user to directly disable the lock screen wallpaper. Since the system uses the Microsoft account to synchronize the lock screen by default, once the lock screen is disabled, the synchronization function of the device will be affected. When you disable this function, you can first consider whether it is affected.