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The Microsoft operating system allows you to create a user account so that each person using the same computer has their own account. These accounts can be of different types depending on the permissions that we want them to have, being able to be an administrator account or a standard account. Anyway, when starting the computer, we will see that by default one of the accounts selected to log in to the system appears, although from the Windows 10 login screen it is possible to choose, manually, the account with the one we want to log in to the system. Next, we will show how to select the user account that we want to be selected by default when you log in to Windows 10. On the login page, we see how in the lower left part a list appears with each and every one of the users accounts available in our system. To log in with one or the other, simply select the account from that list and then enter the PIN, pattern or fingerprint password and you're done. But if you are the one ...

Design by @abdugeek | TechEngage Every Windows user wants their computer to boot quickly. Windows OS tends to slow down the booting process if more apps or desktop are installed into the system. Each time you boot your computer, the startup process slows down. To overcome this issue, Windows 10 offers a startup application manager that applies to any Windows user. It also shows which programs are slowing down during the startup process. In this guide, we will take you through the steps of making Windows 10 boot faster. Here are two methods that you can follow to speed up Windows 10 at startup: Using the Startup Manager Startup manager is found in the Task Manager of Windows. You can change startup apps that are affecting Windows 10’s boot speed. To open ‘Task Manager,’ right-click the taskbar and select Task Manager. You can also press Ctrl + Shift + Escape keys at once to open ‘Task Manager’ directly, or Ctrl+ Alt + Delete and click ‘Task Manager.’ If Task Manager opens w...