Windows 10: How to boot straight to desktop without ever seeing the "logging you now in" screen?

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How to boot STRAIGHT to the desktop on Windows 10 WITHOUT ever seeing the "Logging you now in" screen?

This link removes the necessity for the password authenticication (check!)
This link for Win8 disables showing the login (check! but nothing changes on Win10!)

When Windows 10 boots, I still see twice (2 second counts) showing the login screen once (static background below) then automatically logging me in with the round "in progresss" circle dots animation.

That means screen fading effect from black "dos" into this useless screen, then fade out, and fading back in to the loading of the destop which all togeher takes 2 seconds and oh so ugly.

How to bypass seeing the login screens all together and going straight from the black dos screen to the desktop?

Bottom line: I don't want to ever see the logging screen during post! But how? Any ideas or suggestions are welcome and highly appreciated. PS I dont want to use hacky third party programs, just in-Windows-10-solutions please that are safe and built in.

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Before you start complaining about duplicate post, do your research!
Entirely different topic about the start menu
Entirely different topic for Windows 8 about skipping the GUI tiles

Nothing I have found online has solved my question!

Sam

Posted 2016-07-31T12:35:25.887

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I'm confused about your motive, is it because of its ugliness and 2 seconds of loading? – Cosco Tech – 2016-07-31T18:03:23.893

Thanks @Cosco Tech for your question, I will clarify my motiv further: its because of its uselessness of the 2 second fade-in-and-fade-out waste that I just dont need to see! Even not if the background would be a beautifull sea mermaid of my dreams ;) I still want to skip this entirely useless part alltogether and boot directly into my desktop, lowering the whole bootprocess from 3 seconds to an stonishing 1 second boottime on my dual M.2 PCIE NVMe Raid 0 ssd configuration. – Sam – 2016-08-01T19:30:45.070

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If you're using a tablet, press and hold the tablet mode. A box will pop up that says go to settings. It's self-explanatory from there.

Ronald A. Suchland

Posted 2016-07-31T12:35:25.887

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This is really a comment and not an answer to the original question. You can always comment on your own posts, and once you have sufficient reputation you will be able to comment on any post. Please read Why do I need 50 reputation to comment? What can I do instead?

– DavidPostill – 2016-10-22T21:51:21.413

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– mic84 – 2016-10-28T12:08:43.623

No tablet! Standard DESKTOP computer with motherboard, cpu, ram, psu, ssd, hdd, gpu, wifi, utp lan, etc with Win7 64bit EN Professional. – Sam – 2016-10-29T20:10:02.173