- Jul 23, 2011
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So as of a few days ago when signing in on my Windows 10 laptop, I was told I incorrectly typed in the wrong PIN multiple times and would have to sign in using my password. I was sure I used the right PIN, but didn't pay any mind to it at the time.
A day rolls around and I'm still barred from logging in using my PIN. It is at this point that I decide to go into my sign-in options, disable the PIN, and recreate the PIN. I was able to disable the PIN, but everytime I tried to set up a new PIN the system didn't respond.
I had factory reset my laptop (this had nothing to do with the PIN, I was planning on doing so anyway), and once again was asked if I would like to use a PIN to sign-in. I agreed and attempted to set up the PIN, it was at this point that I received a message saying roughly, "something went wrong, you can attempt to retry or try to set up the PIN later."
My question is, is this a Microsoft-wide issue or am I screwed out of using PINs on my account now?
A day rolls around and I'm still barred from logging in using my PIN. It is at this point that I decide to go into my sign-in options, disable the PIN, and recreate the PIN. I was able to disable the PIN, but everytime I tried to set up a new PIN the system didn't respond.
I had factory reset my laptop (this had nothing to do with the PIN, I was planning on doing so anyway), and once again was asked if I would like to use a PIN to sign-in. I agreed and attempted to set up the PIN, it was at this point that I received a message saying roughly, "something went wrong, you can attempt to retry or try to set up the PIN later."
My question is, is this a Microsoft-wide issue or am I screwed out of using PINs on my account now?