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== No Login Password Required ==Also known as "Automatic Account Login." We will use the "netplwiz" command to accomplish this.# Press the Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog box, type "netplwiz"# Select the User Name of the Microsoft account or local account that you want to have Windows automatically sign in to at startup.# Uncheck the Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer box# Enter the password of the selected local account or Microsoft account twice and click OK. If a selected local account does not have a password created for it, then leave the password fields empty. A Microsoft Live account will always have a password.== Available Command Prompt at Windows Login Screen ==This is a hack that makes it so the "Ease of Access" icon in the bottom right of the login screen opens a command shell rather than the accessibility menu. This makes it so a command prompt can be available even before a user authenticates into windows.To accomplish this we will rename or delete the file "utilman.exe" which is located: \windows\system32\utilman.exeThen we will make a copy of the command shell "cmd.exe" and call it utilman.exe placing it in the same path. cd \windows\system32 move utilman.exe utilman.bak copy cmd.exe utilman.exe