Booting directly to BigBox

[millah22]

I’m trying to get my Windows 10 Pro PC to boot directly into BigBox the second I push the power button without showing the bios, windows logo and login screens.  I’m having a problem getting rid of the login screen.  I’ve done the netplwiz command to uncheck the password requirement so it does automatically login but it still shows my user name and picture before it boots to BigBox.   Any idea how I can hide those?

[Lordmonkus]

You can try this guide and see if it meets your needs but I won't be responsible for anything that may go wrong, you do this at your own risk.

 

[millah22]

Tried it and it still shows my name and picture.  There has to be a way to do this.  I’m shocked with people making arcade cabinets with these frontends I’d easily be able to find this information.  If you find anything else let me know.  If not thanks for the help.

[Lordmonkus]

A lot of people who do cabinets tend to o just Mame and an older version of Windows where this sort of stuff is much easier.

I would just use a nice fast SSD and that way it takes a very short amount of time to boot and go past the screens.

[millah22]

I have an SSD so it boots fairly quickly but I was so close to having it perfect that it’s bothering me.  

[DOS76]

Change your image and the name to something arcade related so at least when it shows it its something relevant to the arcade machine

[neil9000]

9 minutes ago, DOS76 said:

Change your image and the name to something arcade related so at least when it shows it its something relevant to the arcade machine

Yeah you can set a image in the personalisation section and turn on the "Show on login screen" option.

[millah22]

Guess that’s what I’m going to have to do.  Boggles my mind that I can’t hide that.  It’s windows so I shouldn’t be surprised.