Secure off the 'Password' from 'Power-Saving'

Windows password protection on the manifold. There will appear when booting, and have also appeared at the exit from the Stand By mode and Hibernate. Can not use the password?

There is one good reason why the password protection for the power saving mode, that is because when we leave the table, we will be vulnerable computers used by others. Modes. But if you feel safe with the environment where you use a computer, you may think will be removed to speed up the process.

How to make it very simple. The way this works for Standby mode XP, Vista Sleep mode, Hibernation mode and a second version of Windows. Here's how:
- Windows XP
Right-click on the desktop and select Properties. Click the Screen Saver tab, then click the Advanced tab and Power. Uncheck the future any posts "Uncheck Prompt for password when computer resumes from standby", and then click OK.
- Vista
Click Start, type Power Options, and press ENTER. Click "Change plan settings for your selected plan," then click "Change advanced power settings." In the dialog box that appears click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable" and then to User Account Control. Finally, go to the option Require a password on wakeup and select No. Then click OK.