Remove log in password for user account connected to windows live

Hi, I had connected my windows live account to my local account, which is running windows 8.1
Now, it is asking me for Live password every-time I have to login to my windows. Is there any way to remove this password? I want to keep my Live account connected, but don't want to enter password every-time I want to login.
Thank you.

Hi,
When you connect a local account to a Microsoft Account, then the logon password will also be changed to the password of your live account, this is unavoidable, but if you think that typing the password every time is too annoying, then we can use a PIN
instead, move the mouse to the right charm bar\Change PC settings\Accounts\Sign-in options, type four digit number as your password
We can also use autologon tool to automatically logon to the account after you start your machine, but please note that this might cause potential security issue because everyone who get the machine can have access to to your Microsoft Account.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963905.aspx
just download the tool, then configure as below, here, you need to type your live account as the username
Yolanda Zhu
TechNet Community Support

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I was shocked to see my Available space was only 2.5 GB. I don’t know how that can be right.
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I buy an external disk with both fireware & usb and use carbon copy cloner to duplicate you hd.
run batcmd from an admin account to let you change permissions.
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