Windows 10: Unable to type my pin with a physical or virtual keyboad

For a few days I did not access my computer and laptop, but when I tried to log in using my pin, it did not let me type any letters, only numbers. I did not do any updates or modifications to my system. Also, I do not have the option to log in using my password. Does anyone have the same problem? I encountered the issues on 2 devices, and on one I managed to get in by using the password option, but my desktop does not give me any other options.Thank you.

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IP Interface Priority (physical and virtual)

Is it possible to change the ifIndex number (set it lower for the physical adapter than the ifIndex numbers assigned to virtual, VMNet, adapters) using the Set-NetIPInterface command (or some other powershell command)?

This would be on a Windows 10 operating system. I have an application that gets a list of local IP address and on the PC it runs on VMware is installed and has multiple virtual adapters. My application always returns the IP address of one of the virtual
adapters but I need it to get the IP address of my physical adapter so I need its IP address to be first in the list.

Any suggestions? (A registry edit maybe?)

 

Virtual vs Physical Memory?

I am running Windows 10. Physical memory [RAM] is 3 GB with 1.9GB available physical memory. Virtual memory is set at 5GB. Is this ratio of each type of memory ok for the Windows 10 set up?

 

Unable to set PIN for log-in

Hi,

There is a possibility that this is due to . To properly isolate your issue, kindly verify the following:

• Did you encounter any error messages?
• What troubleshooting steps have you done to troubleshoot the problem?
• Which Windows 10 version/build is currently installed on your computer? To check, type
  winver in the search option.
  

In addition, you can try Jessen P's suggestion on this link
to see if it will work for your issue.

We're looking forward to your response.