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How to reset password in Microsoft? Have received a code from Microsoft to reset my password, and now they ask me to go to the "Reset Your Password Page", but where can I find this page? I have been on several Microsoft Support sites, but cannot find a solution to my problem. Thank you for helping, as you have always come to my rescue. Joe Busuttil |
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Firstly your email account is full again & forum notifications are not reaching you. Secondly did you see my reply to your previous issue here? http://www.gnutellaforums.com/open-d...tml#post378161 If you're using a Microsoft account, you can reset your password online. https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/...t-sign-in-cant https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/...-your-password Sorry I don't know much about M$ accounts, I gave up on using one because I found it a PITA. Otherwise (googled answer): Windows - How to Change your Computer Login Password - Pharmacy IT To Change / Set a Password 1. Click the Start button at the bottom left of your screen. 2. Click Settings from the list to the left. 3. Select Accounts. 4. Select Sign-in options from the menu. 5. Click on Change under Change your account password. OR Step 1: Open Start Menu. Go to the desktop of your computer and click on the Start menu button. Step 2: Select Control Panel. Open the Control Panel. Step 3: User Accounts. Step 4: Change Windows Password. Step 5: Change Password. Step 6: Enter Password. Microsoft/MS Windows periodically ask you to change your password. I recall with Windows 8 I didn't change it. I used a small trick but not sure I should specify the details here. |
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Windows 10 Sorry for belated reply, and renewed thanks for your abiding help and patience with an old-age pensioner. I turn 80 next June, i.e. if I survive heart and cancer operations. I have given up on automatic opening of Windows 10 as somewhere (I forget where, my memory playing tricks with me!) I was told that this impossible with Windows 10. Anyway, I am getting used to entering my PIN number to access Windows. Have decided to forget about changing my password, but have kept a copy of your tips for reference, in case of need. Kind regards. Joe |
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