Disable Lock Screen in Windows
If you do not like the default Lock Screen, you can always change it. But if you wish to completely disable the Lock Screen in Windows 11/10, you can do that too.
Using Group Policy Editor
To do so, Run gpedit.msc to open the Group Policy Editor. Now navigate to the following settings: Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization.
In the right-side pane, double-click on Do not display the lock screen to open its settings box.
Select Enabled and click on Apply/OK. That’s it! This post will help you if the Lock Screen slideshow is not working.
Using Registry Editor
If you wish, you can also disable the Windows 11/108 Lock Screen by editing the Registry Editor. To do so, type regedit in search and hit Enter to open it. Navigate to the following registry key: If you do not see Personalization, you will have to create a new Key and name it so.
Now in the right pane, create a new DWORD and name it NoLockScreen.
Next double-click on NoLockScreen to change its value from 0 to 1.
Click OK and exit the Registry Editor. Restart your Windows computer. You will now, NOT see the Lock Screen, but will directly see the login screen after the boot screen.
Lock screen not working in Windows
If you find that the lock screen not working then you need to open GPEDIT and set the Do not display the lock screen setting to Not configured. Alternatively, you can open REGEDIT and set the value of NoLockScreen to 0. This will enable the Lockscreen in Windows 11/10. This has been explained above in this post.
Enable or Disable Lock Screen using Ultimate Windows Tweaker with a click
There is one easy way to do it! Use our Ultimate Windows Tweaker. You will find the setting to Enable or Disable Lock Screen under Customization > Modern UI > Lock Screen.
Go here if you want to prevent users from changing the Lock Screen or Start Screen image in Windows.
