Since the recent Fall Creators Update I'm facing a strange behavior while using Windows 10. My brother and I are using different accounts, both protected by password. When I turn on my PC and sign in, an automatic startup program (the Blizzard Launcher) warns me that it can't start since another user on the same computer is using that app. I thought that it was impossible, my brother's account can't be active if I just turned my PC on.
Actually, if I press the start button and the user icon, it says that my brother is signed in.
Ok, he must have turned the PC off without properly disconnecting the account, I thought, right?
So I let my brother log in his account, sign out, turn the PC off, turn it on again, log in my account. Same problem, his account is already signed in. Without even entering the password.
The same happens if he is the one to login first after booting, he sees me already signed in. If I switch account to mine, I can clearly see that my startup programs are already started and ready.
How is this possible? Windows is booting up accounts without even putting the password in?
Answer
Open Settings, Accounts, Sign-in Options.
Disable Use my sign-in info to automatically finish setting up my device after an update or restart
Hope that helps. Let's know.
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