✨ How to bypass a forgotten PIN, Microsoft account password in cmd with a local account

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Hi!
You have a Microsoft account and you forgot your sign-in PIN, you are trying to remember it, but nothing comes out.
You've tried resetting your PIN, but you don't know your Microsoft account password, and you no longer know any way to access your computer without losing your personal information.
Today I will show you how to create a local account in Windows 11, Windows 10 or Windows 8.1, log into your Windows with this account and use it to access all your files.
Do not worry, look carefully, repeat exactly after me, step by step, and we will succeed!
➡️Commands in cmd:
1. regedit - Enter
2. net user - Enter
3. net user (you write your name here) (enter a password for the new account) /add - Enter
4. net localgroup Administrators (you write your name here, and I will write my name) /add - Enter
5. exit - Enter
👉Link to the video "How to install a new Windows 10"
• How to Make a Bootable...
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➡️1.It works in Windows 11, Windows 10 and Windows 8.1
➡️2.All data will be completely saved.
➡️3.The whole process takes 5 minutes.

[@ipMalik]

➡Please pay attention to the accuracy of the execution of all commands according to the recommendations from the video! Even a small mistake can lead to a problem☝ ➡As a result of this process, all data remains in place, only the password is deleted.

[@Jerry_Thompson]

@ipMalik when i used the first method athen i typed exit it put me back on the command prompt how to fix

[@ipMalik]

@@Jerry_Thompson Tell us about your problem in more detail, after which step the problem arose and please indicate the time of viewing when the problem, time code. For example 02:30 And I will try to help you.

[@Jerry_Thompson]

@@ipMalik mvm it started to work

[@Spinb0t360]

First method not working

[@ipMalik]

@@Spinb0t360I'm sorry, but due to the latest updates from Microsoft, it became possible that in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 the command prompt can only be opened using a bootable Windows USB flash drive, otherwise the system will require a password. If you do not have such a flash drive, you can ask your relative or friend for it, or you can make such a flash drive yourself, but for this you need another computer or laptop, making a flash drive will be free: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXOQpmRmrZqffMk

[@29_sauravpadghan45]

Oh my god can't believe it worked after hours of work. I found a KZbin video saying disable all the msconfig services (and I blindly did it). Now when I restarted my laptop the pin option was not working, it was saying to reset it but reset option was also not working. So only option was to start the PC at safe mode/use cmd which requires a password(I forgot). I was literally going to reset it but I decided to try the boot drive. And it worked like a charm. There are so many videos explaining how to enable all the services but simple that cmd has not privileges. Just saw this video, followed 1st step, restarted my laptop, opened msconfig, all the services were enabled without doing anything, continue to the window 10 and boom I was at pin page. Put my pin and the phew... I took a long breath.

[@HeyitismeCody]

This 100% saved the day for me! I'm always hesitant of how legit comments are that praise how this video "saved the day", but it absolutely did! I've only ever used my fingerprint login for my HP probook, so no password or pin was ever created(as far as I remember), but suddenly I was forced to use my "PIN" as the only way to log in... I was ready to just bite the bullet and lose everything and do a factory reset but it wouldn't even let me do that without a password! 😅 I'm glad I didn't though because the steps in this video absolutely work, I'm back in and lost nothing! It's actually even easier than what the video mentions too. At the end they mention that you'll still have access to your files in your locked account but it'll just be accessible through the new local account you have to make through the steps in the video. The video says you can transfer all those files to your new account and then you can delete the locked account, but you don't even have to do that. Once you make your new local account like it tells you in the video, the new account will have administrator privileges so I was able to view the accounts on the computer, found my locked account and just changed/created a new password from there, then logged out of my newly created local account and signed right into the main one that I was locked out of. So everything is back to normal, I have a pin, and a password, and my fingerprint login, so there's no way this will happen again! And I didn't have to transfer anything or delete any locked accounts! 😅 Trust me, this works! And THANK YOU to who made this video!

[@ipMalik]

First of all, I'm glad I could help you solve this problem😊 And thank you also for such a detailed description of your actions, I hope that your comment will be useful for some users who find themselves in a similar situation!

[@robt7713]

i normally don't comment, but this was straightforward easy to follow, and worked!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@jimwan9629]

You are the best. I followed your method 3 and successfully got into the computer. You have saved my life. Thank you so much for all your work done and keep up your excellent work!

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@scienticstratgies2368]

man i was lock out of my account and this did it you dont know how much i rate you how dose one know this now u made my day

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@scienticstratgies2368]

@@ipMalik i got anther computer and whey i go to command prompt the dell support page pop up over the command prompt page trying to do reset window password what video you have it

[@ipMalik]

@@scienticstratgies2368 write me an e-mail and I will give you detailed instructions on how to create a flash drive and use it to easily reset the password of any account, it will be free. [e-mail]

[@scienticstratgies2368]

@@ipMalik i got a bootable flash drive had had to make one for the third options ill email you

[@ipMalik]

@@scienticstratgies2368 This will be a special USB flash drive for password reset.

[@garygraham6020]

Just wanted you to know I wrestled with my desktop for two weeks due to forgotten password. I had no 8.1 install disk. Downloaded the image file to dvd. Tried your process and VOILA it worked. Thank you very much for posting this!!!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@mahsoofmahsoof5017]

I'm a Maldives born and living in UK and I cannot express enough how much I despise these scumbags. Literally whenever people ask me my nationality I just tell them I'm British because idiots like these give us a horrendous reputation, not to also mention they scam other Europeans too. It warms my heart to see stuff like this, please *Adrian hacks online on the WEB* keep up the great work destroying these scammers!!!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@endicott65]

Used this to set up another local account from which I was able to change sign-in settings and recover my main account. Kudos!

[@ipMalik]

Ок🙂

[@seriousjack1]

How? Maybe your original was a local account. I think it's impossible if your main was a microsoft account

[@ipMalik]

@@seriousjack1 Watch the video and find out how to do it.

[@vivekchandra2205]

Bro how you do that

[@vivekchandra2205]

Bro I found it just log in to your new account then open cmd with admin rights and type " control userpasswords2 " and press enter than select your main account and in right corner there is option reset password

[@user-fv6ms1yo5i]

Mine tells me user was successfully created but could not be added to the users local group

[@AugustusTitus]

Dude, it worked. I owe you a beer, if I have any left after I erase my memory of this experience. Only change I had to make was to change CmdLine back to empty after the system rebooted and kept opening the cmd window. Once I removed that, business as usual, log in to your new local admin account.

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@T0mmyTuTones]

I tried many ways to get access to my data. I was so close to giving up and reformatting the machine. This got me my data back. some of it was irreplaceable. So appreciated!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@FromBrooklyn2024]

I followed your instructions and it worked to perfection. Thanks so so much!

[@lachlanwright2755]

I dont often write comments but you have been truly helpful thank you

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@GabbarSingh-TX]

Malik Bhai, if no one has given you an Oscar yet, I give you an Oscar award for saving my time... Always remember you are the BEST... Keep it up and keep it that way.. Big Thanks.

[@ipMalik]

Thanks for the positive feedback! And I'm glad I could help you🙂

[@alpercesur2031]

I disabled all services mistakenly after restart my windows pin input stop working. I use video steps in first method. After that in opening screen windows showed cmd screen. I typed start msconfig and i activate all of my services after that i restarted the pc. It worked thank you so much.

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@brettspicer6463]

Just awesome, good clear instructions how to do the 3 methods, just outstanding. Thanks for your time.

[@life4896]

This is the best video yet liked and subbed,helped so much

[@samrat2016]

Malik, you are a life saver.... have been trying all the online options since last 4 days non stop, nothing helped but your this video.. Thank You brother....

[@ipMalik]

Ok💕

[@kaledovic]

Thank you. Very helpful video. I needed to tweak a few things on my end: After completing the regedit part in windows and BEFORE RESTARTING and starting the cmd to add a new user, I HAD TO MANUALLY REMOVE my Boot USB because otherwise the laptop would restart into win10 setup again. I had to time it right too : after clicking Yes restart to windows and only when the laptop screen goes black, wuickly remive the Boot USB so that windows starts and voila! You see the cmd appear :) Leaving this here in case someone has the same issue. Thank you again, Malik.

[@ipMalik]

The problem with loading a Windows USB flash drive is that in the BIOS of your laptop, in the Boot section, the USB device is set to first place in Boot Priority.

[@kaledovic]

@@ipMalik Exactly. In this video you say just click on the Boot USB. But that doesn't make it load for me, so I had to make it a priority over Windows.

[@ipMalik]

@@kaledovic Ok!

[@microsoftsarker]

This is actually a really helpful tutorial!

[@mayramunoz2798]

Thank you so much!!! This helped so much and it was easy to follow. Cant thank you enough!!❤❤😊

[@SkAshik-ho7ce]

The efficiency of this *TECH SAFE GUARDIAN* is next level. To juggle walk throughs of various angles on the topic delivered to-camera, different content per topic from various folks underneath the umbrella of the track list of the larger big band concert itself is engaging and refined. To make a dense access like this so digestible is really something. Awesome work james!!

[@CrumbDemo]

Super useful, didn't need the whole account thing as my issue was I ruined my startup settings by messing with System Configuration, which locked me out entirely, but having access to full command prompt (without being in WinRE) let me access msconfig and fix everything, thanks!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@danielc.3113]

Eres un maestro, te lo agradezco muchísimo, intenté resolver mi problema con tu otro video en español, pero no resultó, este era el método que debía aplicar, muchas gracias!!!

[@noobdzgamer1397]

I did everything from the first method and when i press continue in 6:31 it restarted then took me to login page and the command prompt didn't open like your's

[@noobdzgamer1397]

I found my problem...i was using the boot(x) disque in 4:12... Now my problem is i can't access the (c) disque and it doesn't show his space...i just can't select that's disque

[@ipMalik]

@@noobdzgamer1397 Similar problems occur due to scheduled updates from Microsoft. If you have another computer, or if your relative or friend has a computer or laptop that you can use, I can give you advice on what to do to access your PC or reset your password.

[@noobdzgamer1397]

​@@ipMalik yes i have another pc...i found my problem actually when i used the first method it's asks for recovery password but there were skip os drive option and i used it that why I couldn't access local disque (c) ...so i tried the usb windows method and i found that i can't access it because it's asks me for admin password means : i can't access bios settings without admin password

[@ipMalik]

@@noobdzgamer1397 Resetting the password in BIOS is not difficult, on a desktop computer it is enough to pull out a round battery from the motherboard for 5-10 minutes and put it back in place, on a laptop it’s a little more difficult, but in the comments it’s a long time to talk about it, it’s better for you to see the method that suits you and do this: kzbin.info?search_query=Reset+BIOS+password When you solve this problem, write me an email and I will give you detailed instructions on how to create a flash drive and use it to easily reset the password of any account, it will be free. [e-mail]

[@Attila_The_Hung]

OMGGGG Sir, if you didn’t mind, is there anyway I could possibly receive those instructions as well?? I’ve been losing my mind for weeks now trying to remedy this, and I’m in the same exact boat that @noobdzgamer1397 was in. I would be super grateful…

[@user-zg8is5ot2g]

The second option worked for me, followed everything stepped by stepped and it work! Thank you!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@lstan6794]

Just tried this method on Windows 10 and it worked.

[@JDHD932]

I don’t have forgot my pin option

[@glennhoelscher8326]

FANTASTIC! ! ! !! This the most accurate and patient KZbin help video I have ever used! Thank you, thank you, thank you Mr. Malik!

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@maggiemichaelis6276]

You have saved many lives from a tragic demise. Thank you old chap!

[@MariamKartlelishvili]

Thank you so much!! No any other windows have ever fixed this!! Thanks! 🙏🏻🍀🍀

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@mohammadumerbhat2458]

my command promt was not open what will i do

[@Ayantorera]

Hello @ipMalik I've watched a variety of your videos and have seen that you also take time to respond to comment inquiries. Hopefully you will see this comment. I have gained access to an OLD PC, running on what looks to ve windows 8. I tried the usb bootable method and was finally able to get to the installer window after two days however shift + f10 does not work and the keys and mouse do not work at all. I habe tried tab, esc, space, enter, fn+f3, fn + f9 (in case sceeen lock is enabled) and none have worked. Also, the keyboard and mouse work just fine until I reach the installer screen. I have also tried USB mouse ans keyboard. Plesse help. Thank you :)

[@ipMalik]

Hi! This problem has several causes and it will be difficult to investigate one by one in the comments. Try to find a suitable solution for yourself in Google: www.google.com/search?q=mouse+and+keyboard+not+working+when+installing+windows+10&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[@Ayantorera]

​@@ipMalik Thanks for the response! I just found a solution after days of searching, however I just also learned that my Local Drive (and ONLY drive) seems to be unformatted. Is there a way to make another drive/disk? As I do not want to format it and lose data. Thanks again!

[@ipMalik]

@@Ayantorera Yes, of course, the best solution to this kind of problem is to install a new Windows, most likely Windows 10. During the installation process, the disk will be formatted and all data on the disk will be completely deleted, which means that all software problems will also be deleted. But since you don't want to lose files on this PC, then you can solve this problem in two ways: 1. Install Windows 10 on this computer using a bootable Windows 10 USB flash drive in such a way as not to lose personal files How to do this, I showed in my other video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paHaiWqLba1sgKc 2. You can also make a bootable Hiren's BootCD PE flash drive and use it to transfer the necessary files to another disk or USB flash drive, and then install a new Windows 10. Tonight I will post this video guide and send you the link.

[@ipMalik]

@@Ayantorera This video has two parts, how to access files and transfer them to another drive is shown in the second part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXuQoHywe7SneNE

[@ImBadKidTalan]

when i did step 2 and my computer restarted and now every time it loads up , the command prompt pops up every time

[@mdshamimraja9734]

I'm living in the UK and I cannot express enough how much I despise these scumbags. Literally whenever people ask me my nationality I just tell them I'm British because idiots like these give us a horrendous reputation, not to also mention they scam other Europeans too. It warms my heart to see stuff like this, please *Adrian hacks online on the WEB* keep up the great work destroying these scammers!!!

[@flyingbutthole]

i'm stick in an endless boot loop now, what is the solution?

[@41drc4drb2]

me too

[@ethannixon8371]

Find a solution?

[@GNopy]

Ur pc is broken try to automatic repair oh ask tech support for help

[@gamingpropers6379]

Same :

[@chrislopez1052]

@@GNopyhow can you do that?

[@robadams7233]

The most straight forward and easiest way I've ever hacked my way out of this kind of problem. Thanks very much for your help❤

[@ipMalik]

Ok❤️

[@aaronnangle2878]

Thank you for doing this video. It fixed my computer for me. I am sure you have helped so many people by doing this video. Once more thank you.

[@austinschwarz1449]

you just saved me 30 days of waiting since that's microsofts only way of dealing with it... thank you

[@ipMalik]

Ok🙂

[@WEMAKEBANK]

Bro this is is the most usefull indian tech yt vid ever i swear

[@canzuk4711]

M8 You have taken so much stress off of me !! Cheers! Clear and easy to follow you truly are AWESOME. Cheers.

[@montasereid501]

Thank you very much, I created two accounts, a guest account and an admin account, but I forgot the password of the admin account, and fortunately I found your video and created a new account, thank you very much Malik

[@ipMalik]

I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@sahwanansari5488]

I PANICKED WHEN THIS HAPPENED REALLY REALLY THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@inletboy]

Thank you.. It was the best Video.. I went to C ..users ..clicked old user and gave permission.. thanks alot

[@ipMalik]

Ok🙂

[@SurpriseHaymaker]

I want to thank you very much you saved my computer and all my files. Want to restart it and got into administrator CMD I was able to change it to log back into normal boot mode once again thank you very much

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@marvannie]

After watching almost all the video on KZbin, thanks for uploading this. It helped me 100%!!!

[@lalithsairam6226]

Thank you sooo much bro. You literally saved me, the method worked 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉.

[@ipMalik]

Ok😊

[@iedazakri7553]

Thanks sir... now I know how reset my old pc

[@ipMalik]

Ок!

[@greemlock6453]

You are a life savior dude I hope you live a happy life God bless you

[@yourwisegamer3844]

This is amazing. Worked flawlessly... Thanks!!!

[@linuxxxunil]

Haven’t done this yet but looks good. If only I saw this before selecting “Reset this PC” from the recovery menu which has been sitting at 68% for an hour. Great Tutorial

[@ZyxLo]

Help me out should I get a usb drive or just do reset this pc, ion got a usb drive and I ain’t tryna get one 😭 Edit: I tried resetting my pc and it asked for a password, ☠️☠️ man now the only option is a usb drive

[@CrankyGamer85]

Thanks man. You helped me get back into my pc! Thanks!

[@22jayyu]

An Excellet video which served its purpose & I was able to create a new account and proceed. Do you have any suggestion for gaining back 'touch screen' capability for ASUS T101HA Note book. Post Windows upgrading, the 'HID Compliant touch screen' option has disappeared from the 'Display Manager'. Several people have faced the same problem. I have tried everything that's out in the open world (You tube solutions) with no success.

[@ipMalik]

Most likely you need to find the latest drivers on the website of the manufacturer of this device, then download and install them on your computer.

[@luulemees]

Thank you so much!!!! It worked like charm! Never use microsoft account to log on your computer...

[@ipMalik]

Ок!

[@linuxxxunil]

Not my laptop but someone had the pleasure of being asked for a PIN instead of a password. Did your method and worked like a charm. But instead of copying files from the Online user account to the Local user account I just made shortcuts because once this BS PIN thing gets sorted out they will go back to logging in with an online account. Don’t want to wipe the drive and reinstall in case it asks for a PIN again. Again, great video.

[@ipMalik]

Yes, you did everything right!

[@suzisuzan4387]

You have just saved me 2 months worth of work, thank you immensely.

[@Beholsterkid]

for those stuck in the boot loop, if you press and hold your power button to turn the pc off, and turn it back on it should be out of the loop

[@auliaazmi4646]

Thank you very much Sir. It's work for my PC 🥺 I was panic my PC can't open cause I always use fingerprint but never use mu pin and password cause I forgot. But now, I just use password only one key. Thank you very much Sir, God bless you

[@ipMalik]

Well, I'm glad I could help you 🙂

[@kan8602]

Very clear and amazing video. But for me didnt worked.... i needed to lock my account in the find devices microsoft website. But the website doesnt have a unlock button, so i tried everything.... your solution gave me the same error and i had to format the disk and install windows to fix jt

[@ArvindKumarA]

Dude you're awesome!!! Thank you so much!! Crystal clear and follow along instructions! You're a rockstar man!

[@valurpal]

I followed everything exactly and I didn’t get any new user in the bottom left it says other user and I click it to put in the new user and pin and it doesn’t work . Any ideas ?

[@ZedElite]

this helped me get access to my files, thanks. i will do a complete windows reinstallation after backing up my files.

[@ipMalik]

Ок!

[@mksahutanda]

Thank you for the help. I was stuck and going to call any local computer expert. One thing i encountered is that you have to give account name up to 5 letters only. For 6 letters name, there was a error message . When I went for 4 letters then it worked.

[@ipMalik]

Please tell me, did this problem occur when creating a new local account or at another step?

[@mksahutanda]

​@@ipMalikyes while creating local account

[@ipMalik]

@@mksahutanda This is a strange event... If it doesn't matter to you, write any name, and when you log into Windows, you can change it.

[@TheTomar33]

This is a great resource, Thanks for making the video it was very helpful.

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@ariyankureshi-qi7jg]

Hey ppl, I'm a retired computer/IT person, Yet I still find *Adrian hacks online on the WEB* so informative and straight forward. Thanks for your advise and helping the people...........Great work and love watching.

[@jesuslovesyou5819]

My brother passed away and left his laptop with no password but you made it so i can access his laptop 😭 thank you so much

[@ipMalik]

Please accept my condolences.. I'm glad I could help you.

[@anfas98]

Thank you so much. Very useful video. I made it 😊

[@daianacondrea3987]

Thank you Malik, you saved my life my friend!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@loyaltycrossfire]

This just maked my computer boot loop.

[@ipMalik]

If your computer has entered a reboot loop, this problem occurs if you made a mistake in one of the steps. Now let's try to solve this problem and first do the following - You need to start from the beginning, that is, force restart your computer, if you have a laptop, press the power button and hold it until the laptop turns off, then turn on the laptop. Sometimes the looping reboot will stop after this, but if the endless reboot continues again, force shutdown your PC again and open Command Prompt as you did at the beginning of the process. We write “regedit” and first go through the entire path step by step, but with one change: open the CmdLine tab, mark 5:40, delete cmd.exe, click ok and in the next step in Setup Tupe, instead of 2, set 0 again. Continue until the PC reboots, at which point the cycling should stop and the lock screen will reappear, requiring you to enter a password. After that, don't do anything and let me know when you're done.

[@loyaltycrossfire]

Yes, it stopped rebooting but now im having automatic repair loop, could you help me fix that by any chance?

[@ipMalik]

@@loyaltycrossfire From a distance, it is difficult for me to determine the exact cause of this problem, and I do not know in which command what error was made. In this situation, I can offer you several options: 1. Enter the system recovery program using a bootable Windows flash drive, in this video this is method number three, then open the Troubleshooting menu and use the “System Restore” function. This way you will restore the OS, the problem with the password will not be solved, but this can be done after recovery. If you don’t have such a USB flash drive, you can ask a relative or friend for one, or you can make such a USB flash drive yourself: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXOQpmRmrZqffMk but this will require another computer. 2. You can also use the “Reset this PC” function, and if you don’t have the necessary files on your computer that you don’t want to lose, then this will be the easiest way to solve the problem: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3WcZmeaarCHb6s 3. But if there are important files on your computer, then in the process of selecting the “Reset this PC” functions, you need to select “Keep my files”. The computer will restart and there will be no problem, but Windows will continue to ask for a password. When you're done, let me know and I'll try to help you.

[@_dhanee]

thanks mate, you’ve saved my world

[@ipMalik]

Ok💕

[@JhuneDrAgnEeL]

Followed step 1. Laptop went on an infinite reboot loop. Unable to access even the login screen. What a nice.

[@ipMalik]

Apparently, the problem is caused by the configuration of your Windows or you made a mistake in one of the steps.. Now try to do the following - You need to start all the way from the beginning, that is, force restart the PC, open a command prompt, write "regedit" and go step by step with one change: open CmdLine tab 5:38, delete cmd.exe, press ok and continue until 6:31 Reboot the PC, after rebooting, the cyclic reboot should stop and the lock screen should open. After that, do nothing and let me know when you're done.

[@flyingbutthole]

@@ipMalik unable to force restart the PC as it's stuck in an endless bootup loop

[@ipMalik]

@@flyingbutthole If you have a desktop or laptop, press and hold the Power button until the computer turns off. If this happens to your laptop, remove the battery from it, then put it back in place. Thus, you can turn off the computer and after that you need to turn it on and open the command prompt using one of the methods shown in my video.

[@sergyashnov6631]

I got a better method of u still need help

[@t_t3356]

Thankyou bro!! You make it so easy for me!!

[@ipMalik]

Ok😊

[@stephen19l]

Doesn't work Windows says You need to sign in as administrator to continue but their aren't any administrator accounts on this computer wish you had this solution listed here

[@ipMalik]

Try to activate Administrator with this command: net user administrator /active:yes press Enter. After that, you may need to create a local account again. If that doesn't work and if you have another computer, or your relative or friend has a computer or laptop that you can use, email me and I'll give you detailed instructions on how to create a flash drive and use it to easily reset password of any account, it will be free. [e-mail]

[@XDrZaneX]

Thank you so much! I thought I would lose everything I had worked on recently!

[@ipMalik]

Ок 🙂

[@nitaibarman7777]

There is no doubt that you will rise fast at the apex of your career *TECH SAFE GUARDIAN* . Because you are a very intelligent, smart, hard worker and your work ethic par excellence. Keep going People like you take the IM out of Impossible by becoming PRO at tackling Problems. You Rock!

[@ipMalik]

Thanks😊

[@davidplayz2112]

When I did all the steps and exited regedit and cmd, I then proceeded to click 'continue'. My windows 11 laptop then restarted and after the operating system finished loading, the command prompt didn't show up at all. Please help me

[@fatima_E]

Same...

[@patsherette]

This saved my life! Thank you so much!

[@ipMalik]

Ok🙂

[@jonb.3726]

Thanks that helped me get back my files from a pin problem after a bios update

[@seriousjack1]

Thank you so much you saved me a headache.... I had forgotten everything in an old netbook and my boot menu did not open and bios was password locked too had to short cmos pin to reset bios and then follow these steps... I will try to restore main account. But thank you so much. This worked perfectly.

[@shaunn_a]

Thanks for the helps i almost lost everything before i discovered this😊😊

[@ipMalik]

Ок🙂

[@JenaTofan]

This worked for me without any data loose

[@ipMalik]

Yes, of course it works!

[@gourabadhikari8043]

Y’all should stop calling everything “the bare minimum” when it’s literally not. Respect is the bare minimum, actually going out of your way to comfort and have an open ear for someone isn’t. Doing something like this is truly very nice and a great thing of him to do. I hope shit gets better for you and I salute *Adrian hacks online on the WEB* for being mature when it’s needed!

[@scrowland]

Dude you are the f#%king man!!! Took forever to enter the BIOS but esc worked on an external keyboard 🙏

[@user-up9nw8we7r]

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[@ipMalik]

Ok😊😊❤❤

[@nathantate1565]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@ipMalik]

Ok!

[@AhmadTarmizeeABHamid]

I tried to reset.. Not working too. Back to repair screen.

[@Kenzi-mybad]

You're the best !!!!❤❤😊😊

[@ipMalik]

Ok😊💕

[@Zero-Shad]

When I try to set the key as 1234 it says it already being used by another process any help would be appreciated

[@yashavanthjp4412]

sir i dont have microsoft account but i followed above steps after i click on continue option ( @6.32 time of video ) my HP laptop not showing anything only HP logo apers & still loading i am waiting past 4 hours but it still it loading . is it difficult to solve please help me sir... and i done above all process by without connecting any USB I followed 1st method

[@yashavanthjp4412]

now my laptop stop rebooting after I click on fun, alt ,esc at a time and then i clicked F11 and followed according to your video and deleted cmd.exe in cmdline file and continue then rebooting problem solved but what to do still my laptop asking admin password my issues not resolving till.

[@ipMalik]

@@yashavanthjp4412 You solved the problem with cyclic rebooting - that’s good and here’s what you can do now: 1. If you don’t have any personal files on your PC that you don’t want to lose, you can reset your PC to factory settings: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3WcZmeaarCHb6s 2. There is another, simpler and more radical way to gain access to your computer and personal data, but to do it you need a bootable USB flash drive of Windows 10 or Windows 11. If you don’t have such a flash drive, you can ask your relative or friend for it, or you can make such a flash drive yourself, but for this you need another computer or laptop, making a flash drive will be free, and after that install the new Windows on a locked computer a little in an unusual way. During the installation process, all data on drive C will be deleted, as well as the data of the old account, you will receive a new account, a new password, Windows activation will occur automatically and if you follow a certain procedure for installing Windows, then you will save all your personal files. How to do this is shown in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGjHZX-Fdqlob7c

[@gregfutrell]

I had same issues which I contacted support and nothing was done about it but I was told by a friend to reach out to a friend which I did and he helped me in fixing mine and it's working perfectly fine. I sure he gone help you as well

[@gregfutrell]

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[@SharmasEnglishClassesDarbhanga]

In my laptop it show user created but not added in local what should i do

[@ipMalik]

Perhaps the Administrator is not activated on the laptop. Enter this command: net user administrator /active:yes press ENTER and then try adding it locally.

[@user-yq7ms3zb4v]

Hey I don’t have a default account and every-time I try the add net user method it doest work.

[@MdbCoin]

I followed everything and it seemed to work but when I get back to the login screen the buttons in the lower left corner are not there

[@ipMalik]

Most likely you did something wrong in the registry, and now it will be difficult to figure out this problem. There are many reasons for this problem, try to choose the appropriate solution: www.google.com/search?q=Users+are+missing+from+the+Windows+login+screen&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[@murphymw]

Excellent! You are a lifesaver

[@ipMalik]

i try to be better🙂

[@HourManee]

IT WORKS WHAT I THOUGHT IT DIDNT WORK BRO IVE BEEN TRYING THIS FOR WHILE

[@ZaBruhBn]

I did everything you told me for the first method but now my computer wont even boot without automatically shutting down. Can you or someone else help me?

[@sergyashnov6631]

Did u fix the problem yet or still need help

[@hemantchaudhary4954]

Did worked for us !! Thanks a lot!!

[@ipMalik]

Ок 🙂

[@offshores7]

Thank you! This worked like a charm.

[@ipMalik]

Ок🙂

[@FamiliHermann]

Great Video! But what have I done wrong. I get the System error 1376. No local Group. 🤷‍♀️

[@mainz0254]

SAME

[@jekiro020]

I did this but the command says the user cannot be add to the local group, what should I do? Please help

[@nityareddy1680]

Same problem. Please help