Instead, reset your PC to completely start over, creating a new password in the process. After replacing the hard drive, you’ll need to perform a new installation of Windows. Try these fixes: Here are the solutions that have helped people resolved the no login screen issue. Reseat everything in your computer that you can. Tell us why!
 
 

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Choose Keep my files, if you need to keep all your data. Choose Ready to rest and press Reset to start procedure. You will now be able to select your administrator account followed by your password. Press Enter with administrator account settings and it will restore your default settings.

Let us know how it goes. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Ar Rom’s post on October 28, Dear Ar Rom, The holding of the shift key worked. I am now reinstalling Windows. Very happy. Thank you! Dear Ar Rom, I finished installing a new version of Windows Thanks in advance, Sascha.

In reply to SaschaStruijs’s post on October 28, When the USB password reset disk is burnt successfully, take it connect to your locked computer which is stuck in safe mode. When boot successfully to Windows Password Tuner program interface, select Windows 10 system, click on your user account, and click on “Reset password” button.

A message box will pop up and ask you “Do you want to set this user username password to blank? Just click on Yes to set your password to blank. When boot to the logon screen, click on your user account, you will log into system without password. If the password is still incorrect for local account or Microsoft account especially for Microsoft account , you can first disable and get out of safe mode, and then reset password with the password reset disk created from Windows password Tuner.

If safe mode is not enabled from System Configuration, then you can get out of safe mode by restarting computer. On the logon screen, click on the power button, and then click on Restart. Or shut down your computer and then press the Power key to start it again. If you can’t get out of safe mode by restarting computer or safe mode is enabled from System Configuration by checking Safe boot option, follow the steps below to have a try to disable safe mode in Windows You can download tool from Microsoft site, and then create a Windows 10 installation media.

After replacing the hard drive, you’ll need to perform a new installation of Windows. If no hard drive issues are found then the hard drive is physically fine, meaning the cause of your problem must be with Windows, in which case the next step will solve the problem. Perform a clean install of Windows. This type of installation will completely erase the drive Windows is installed on and then install the operating system again from scratch. In Step 3, we advised that you try to solve this issue by repairing Windows.

Since that method of fixing important Windows files is non-destructive, make sure that you’ve tried that before the completely destructive, last-resort clean install in this step. First, you’ll need to enable the administrator account via the command prompt.

Now, you’ll have the option to log in using the administrator account. Under Password , select Change , type your current password, and select Next. Either change the password or leave this page empty if you don’t want a Windows login password. If you’re locked out of Windows 10 , try resetting your Microsoft Account password, which will also change the Windows login password. Or, select Reset Password and answer the security questions to reset your password. A clean reinstall of Windows 10 is a last-resort course of action.

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Tim Fisher. Tim Fisher has more than 30 years’ of professional technology experience. He’s been writing about tech for more than two decades and serves as the VP and General Manager of Lifewire. Reviewed by Jessica Kormos. HP PCs – Change or reset the computer password in Windows 10 If you cannot remember your password or need to change it, you have several options.

Reset your Microsoft account password If you use a Microsoft email address and password to sign in, you can reset or change the password from any web browser. Change your local password when you know your current password Use the Windows account sign-in options if you know your current computer password and want to change it to something different. Change your local password from another user account Sign in using another account to manage another account in Windows.

Sign in to the computer with the other user account. Click Manage another account. Note: If Manage another account is not available, the account does not have administrative rights. Select the account with the password you want to change.

Turn on the computer and attempt to sign in. Note: You do not need to create a new password reset disk for the new password. Have a computer repair service recover your local password If other password recovery methods are unavailable or unsuccessful, contact a local computer repair service.

Reset your computer when all other options fail If all attempts to recover your password are unsuccessful, you do not need to discard the computer. Click Troubleshoot. Related password support Use the following links for additional password support. Select a location. Europe, Middle East, Africa.

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