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Folks,
I have forgotten my Windows 10 password and cannot access my p.c. (I am using my son's now), What  can I do?
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Frank Freese

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Are you using administrator account or another account, there is a way to reset if you are using another account. You have to boot your p.c. in safe mode (using key F8) then login from administrator account, from compmgmt.msc  --- Local Users & Groups --- Users --- select your account then you can reset/change your user account password.
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I am using an administrator account.
BTW, is the a method of creating a boot disk that will allow you to change your password?
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Thanks to all. BTW, I rebooted my system and everything returned to normal. Go figure
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