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BM1996
Mar 07, 2024Copper Contributor
Windows Password reset/discrecovery
My friend has a windows 10 laptop which as far as I can determine is a local account. We attempted to use the security questions but that didn't work saying "one or more questions is incorrect" I wil...
BM1996
Mar 09, 2024Copper Contributor
SOLVED.
I pressed and held the SHIFT key during a restart to force the options to open and followed "Troubleshoot" there is a guide on another site outlining it but I'm not sure if I can post it here.
I pressed and held the SHIFT key during a restart to force the options to open and followed "Troubleshoot" there is a guide on another site outlining it but I'm not sure if I can post it here.
Apollofernie
Mar 26, 2024Iron Contributor
The data will be deleted in the C drive if you choose to reset the device.
All personal data, including documents, photos, music, and videos, are erased. Anything that wasn't part of the original Windows 10 installation will be removed. This ensures that no personal information is left on the computer, making it like a clean slate.
In addition, any applications and software that were installed after the initial Windows 10 setup will be deleted. This includes both applications downloaded from the internet and those installed from physical media. Only the software that came pre-installed with Windows 10, or that was part of the initial installation, will remain.
In fact, it is much easier and more recommended to remove the forgotten password via a reset disk.
All personal data, including documents, photos, music, and videos, are erased. Anything that wasn't part of the original Windows 10 installation will be removed. This ensures that no personal information is left on the computer, making it like a clean slate.
In addition, any applications and software that were installed after the initial Windows 10 setup will be deleted. This includes both applications downloaded from the internet and those installed from physical media. Only the software that came pre-installed with Windows 10, or that was part of the initial installation, will remain.
In fact, it is much easier and more recommended to remove the forgotten password via a reset disk.