Portable Windows Autologin Password

Designed as the portable edition of Windows Autologin Password, Portable Windows Autologin Password is a basic console tool you can use to enable or disable the Windows autologin feature, as well as to find out and copy the username and password.

Keeping the computer password protected is always a good idea if you're not the sole PC user, or if you just suspect that other people are using your workstation without your permission. This can prevent others from gaining access to your sensitive data or even tinkering with system settings to cause stability issues.

By running the application without any arguments, you can view and dump the current autologin, username, password and domain name. The syntax can be obtained by typing -help or -h next to the utility's name.

The usage is WindowsAutologinPassword [0 | 1 | h] [username password], where - disables the autologin feature, 1 turns it on, while the last option activates the Windows autologin with any username and password you indicate. Several examples are listed to give you a better idea of how it works.

The difference between this version and the installer is that Portable Windows Autologin Password can be saved to an external storage unit to launch it on any machine without setup.

It doesn't need DLLs or other components to function normally, generate files on the disk without letting you know about it, or modify system registry settings. To uninstall it, you only have to delete its executable.

Command-line applications typically scare off casual users due to the complexity of their commands. However, Portable Windows Autologin Password shouldn't impose such problems, since it has only a couple of settings. It offers a straightforward solution for enabling or disabling password protection at PC boot.