RELATED: What You Need to Know About the New Microsoft Edge Browser Adding a Password to Microsoft Edgeīy default, Microsoft Edge will ask you if you want to save your password whenever it recognizes a password entry field on a website. If you haven’t updated your PC recently, you’ll need to make sure you’re running the latest version of Windows (and Microsoft Edge) before you begin. These steps relate to the Chromium-based Edge browser that Microsoft rolled out in Summer 2020. If you need to edit or delete a saved password, however, you’ll need to access Edge’s “Settings” menu.
NOTE: Yes, this is very similar to jordyonrust's answer as I haven't had much success with editing other's answers to correct minor mistakes/omissions (the latter more often when I need to make more than a couple of character changes to correct a mistake and the additional information "changes the intent of the answer too much").If you’re saving passwords in Microsoft Edge, then you don’t need to worry about signing in to your favorite websites. This has the advantage over net user "" that it allows one to change the user in question's password from something to nothing, in lusrmgr.msc and other GUI user management tools, as well as using the net user command in future. Run net user /passwordreq:no in an command prompt opened under the Administrator account's context (In Win XP hold down shift and right click on cmd.exe to Open as another user, then enter in the "Administrator" account's password Win Vista+ just right click and select Run as Administrator).
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