Method 1:

This method is relatively simple. Enter control userpasswords2 in Start--Run, and uncheck the red box as shown below;().

The command for win7 is to enter netplwiz and press Enter, and then click the required button under "Local User" Automatically enter the account, then remove the hook above "To use this machine, the user must enter a username and password", then press Apply, it will pop up a box asking you to enter the password, after entering, press OK to exit (or not Set the password and confirm it directly), then restart the system and you will directly enter the account you specified, and there will be no login interface.

Method 2:

Some users called and said they wanted to cancel the login account selection screen and log in to the system directly. The settings are as follows.

Enter "gpedit.msc" during operation, open Group Policy (the home version operating system does not have Group Policy), select Computer Configuration - Administrative Templates - System - Login, and then use the left mouse button Double-click "Always use traditional login", a dialog box will pop up, select "Not configured" or "Already used only" and press OK, then check the remaining group policies about whether to use the welcome interface-"Do not log in when you log in" Is "Show Welcome Screen" "Enabled"? If so, change it to "Not Configured" or "Disabled". Finally, go to the Control Panel - User Accounts - Change User Login or Logout Method to see if Use the Welcome Screen is selected. , if not, select it to restore the WinXP welcome login interface.

Then go to Control Panel>User Accounts>Change how users log in or out>uncheck "Use Welcome Screen".