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 To remove the lock screen entirely, so that locking is just a plain password prompt — and booting up goes straight to the same password prompt — just follow these very simple steps. \\ To remove the lock screen entirely, so that locking is just a plain password prompt — and booting up goes straight to the same password prompt — just follow these very simple steps. \\
-1.Hit the Start key, type ''gpedit.msc'', and press ''Enter''. This will open the Local Group Policy Editor. \\+1.Hit the Start key, type ''//gpedit.msc//'', and press ''//Enter//''. This will open the Local Group Policy Editor. \\
 2.Navigate to **Computer Configuration** > **Administrative Templates** > **Control Panel** > **Personalization** \\ 2.Navigate to **Computer Configuration** > **Administrative Templates** > **Control Panel** > **Personalization** \\
 3.Double click “**Do not display the lock screen**,” and select **Enabled** from the dialog that pops up. \\ 3.Double click “**Do not display the lock screen**,” and select **Enabled** from the dialog that pops up. \\
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 3. Double click “**Force specific background and accent color**,” and select **Enabled** from the dialog that pops up. \\ 3. Double click “**Force specific background and accent color**,” and select **Enabled** from the dialog that pops up. \\
-Set ''3C6EA0'' for background and ''**AAAAAA**'' for accent.....+Set ''**3C6EA0**'' for background and ''**AAAAAA**'' for accent.....
  
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