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Source: Disable Lock Screen in Windows 10 / 8.After your next reboot, the lock screen will be gone. reg file you can make this change automatically: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 If “Personalization” registry key is not found, create it by rightĬreate a new a DWORD (32-bit) value named NoLockScreen. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Personalization Run Registry Editor (RegEdit) by searching for it.You may need to restart the computer for the change to take effect.In the right, double click or double tap on Do not display the lock screen setting.

Local Computer Policy -> Administrative Templates -> Control Panel -> Personalization.

Open Local Group Policy Editor (GPedit.msc) by searching for it.

The group policy in question has no effect on Windows 10 Professional when running build 14393 Version 1607 aka Windows 10 Anniversary Update The following guide only applies to Windows Server 2012+, Windows 10 Enterprise, and Windows 10 Education. NOTE: If your organization is enforcing GPs preventing the lock screen from being changed, this may prevent you from changing the picture. I also rebooted and confirmed the same image showed up again both on the lock screen and the logon screen. Then I logged off and confirmed that the image was now set as the Lock Screen background.

With Background set to Picture, I clicked Browse and selected the image I'd just created. Then I opened the Personalize settings window and opened the Lock Screen section. On a fresh Windows Server 2016 installation I used Paint to create a solid color image and saved it to the Desktop either PNG or JPG will work. Rewriting to answer the actual question instead of my (incorrect) assumptions: