That’s also available through Settings > Accounts > Sign-In Options.
With a Microsoft account, you can sync all your Windows devices and back up important data on Microsoft’s servers – but Microsoft might also track your activity more closely.) As with creating any password, make sure it is strong and long, and include upper- and lower-case characters, as well as punctuation.Ĭonsider additional sign-in options. For example, Windows 10 recently added Dynamic Lock, which lets you pair your computer to your smartphone via Bluetooth, and then automatically locks your computer whenever you carry your smartphone out of range.
(Alternatively, you can log on with the Microsoft Account password you use for Microsoft services such as, OneDrive, or Office 365. Under Password, click Add, and follow the steps there. To set up (or change) a password, choose Settings > Accounts > Sign-In Options. And you better hope you don’t leave it anywhere by accident. But without one, your computer is vulnerable to anyone who walks by or grabs your computer. Set a log-in password if you haven’t already. Many users don’t establish a log-in password when they set up Windows. To make sure Windows isn’t unnecessary delaying them, click Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Advanced Options, and review the settings there. But generally, you’ll want your updates right away – some updates are urgent security fixes. That means you might occasionally get an update you don’t want and can’t prevent.
Keep Windows up to date. By default, Windows updates automatically. This article offers a quick summary of what to check, and what you can do to improve your security. Fortunately, there are some ways to beef up security, and many of them won’t cost you a dime. No complex system will ever be completely secure, and that certainly includes Windows 10.
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