Different Windows accounts, but still attached to same Steam profile?

[PantzForHire]

I would like to have an alternate account meant for a different circle of friends, along with many other networking tools, so I opened a new account in Windows 10. However, whenever I log into the other account, it still uses my login info from this account. Is there a way to make Steam accounts specific to Windows accounts, or is one Steam account always logged in for anyone using the computer?

I know I can just login/out at any time, but I am just wondering if there is a work around

[Washell]

Turn off automatic startup. Create a shortcut for Steam on each windows account (menu/desktop), edit the properties and give it these launch options:

-login %u %p - This logs into Steam with the specified Username and Password combination. Replace %u with the username, and %p with the password you want to login with (Steam must be off for this to work.)

Source: http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Command_Line_Options#Steam_.28Windows.29

If you still want Steam to automatically startup, while logging in to the appropriate account, disable automatic startup within Steam and place the shortcuts in the Start menu-> Programs -> Startup folders of each windows account.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Windows User has nothing to do with Steam; you have one Steam app for all users to share. So yes disable and never do Auto Login/Remember Login for Steam Client if you share Steam on a single system. And helps the OS Startup to also not have Steam Client in OS startup.