That is why people often try to disable Windows lock screen especially if their desktop computer/laptop is used for personal purposes by one worker only, or when accounts for other users can be removed, and they can use the computer from time to time from the single owner’s account (this is what often happens in families with one PC for all).
The lock screen appearing from time to time may be irritating for some people and affect their productivity as they have to type in the password again and again, if their work involves short-time breaks from the computer. In Windows, the lock screen appears automatically if the user account is password-protected or if this computer is used by several people, each of whom has their own account to sign in.
