Hell Friends, thanks to Microsoft to provide so many options to log into Windows 10 machine. We can use password (as usual), PIN or Picture Password etc. So here going to show you how to log in Windows 10 PC using picture password.

Picture password is useful if you have forgot your password or don’t want to press keys to log into workstation or any other issue. Picture password allows you to click over 3 locations on your picture and log in to your machine.

Below are the steps to setup Picture Password.

Configure Picture Password In Windows 10 Workstation

First of all, go to start button and click on “Settings” option.

After click on that below screen will be in front of you. Now click on “Accounts” option.

Now, you will see next screen that should look like below one. Here go to “Sign-in options” and scroll down available options on right side. There you will find “Picture Password”. Simply click on “Add” button.

After that you will see below screen. Here you need to give user account password from which you are logged in.

Once you give correct password then next screen will be as below. On this screen, click on “Choose Picture” button.

Once you click on this then you will see below screen. Click on “Use this picture” button.

Now select your picture and click “OK” and below screen will appear on your screen.

Simply give three click on your screen anywhere or follow the instructions as mentioned on the screen. Keep it in mind that this process needs to be done twice. Second time will be for confirmation. Once you confirm then you will come out of that screen.

Now here you have set your “Picture Password”. Log off and when you try to login with this user account then you will see that picture and need to follow that gesture or clicks where you did.

After providing correct information you will log into Windows 10 machine.

Thanks.

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