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If you enable auto login on Windows as well as tell Steam to open on login, it should cut out those steps from your workflow. Edit: here's a link that tells yo
by Kaze404 4y ago
If you enable auto login on Windows as well as tell Steam to open on login, it should cut out those steps from your workflow.
Edit: here's a link that tells you how to do that. It's a bit involved since you have to mess with Registry keys, but it should be possible https://www.alphr.com/how-to-enable-auto-login-in-windows-10/ https://www.alphr.com/how-to-enable-auto-login-in-windows-10...
- 4ggr0 4y agoThat would indeed be a possibility, but I'm absolutely not a fan of not requiring any authentication to power-on and use my PC :D
- Kaze404 4y agoFair enough. Since you mentioned it's a Gaming PC specifically, I assume this is a machine that's only used for that. In that case I personally wouldn't mind leaving it unprotected, but I can understand why someone else would.
- 4ggr0 4y agoYeah, it is only used for gaming. You know, to be fair, I could enable auto-login without a problem. The probability that someone else turns it on, snoops around and finds something they shouldn't see is close to 0%. But somehow it feels dirty to disable authentication on a device, if you know what I mean.