Windows 10: Admini. account (password)

I have been having a problem signing in to the screen password box, for sometime now, it keeps telling me wrong password, so I have to use my secondary pin number..

I have tried and tried to change the Admin. password, sometimes it directs me to a file and says insert disc, well I don't have a disc.. Never made or knew about a password backup disc.. Then most times it directs me to my Microsoft account, I must have changed my Microsoft account password at least 20 times in two days..

I still have to clue what the computer sign in password is..My hint is the same, but it will not accept that password..

My question would be: how do I find this password to change it so I know what it is..Is the a way to find it in a file that can be chaged, or is there a simple way of doing this.

Thanks

Ron..

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The Subject is how to return ALL FILE PERMISSIONS back to their default state. I'm certain a lot of people have somehow inserted themselves into authority.

The log you quote refers to the 8.3-type profile folder name "ADMINI~1". It belongs to one of your Administrator accounts. To prevent other people from using these accounts you must immediately change their passwords.

 

Updated to Windows 10: Lost access to to a user

i clicked on run as administrator but there's security error

which says enter your adminis... password and click ok but

i don't know my admin password our it dosen't work

what should i do?

so that i can't install or uninstall anything allow key is locked

my account changed to protected gust

 

Try making a bootable USB flash drive of Kyhi's Recovery Tools and booting the computer from it:
Windows 10 Recovery Tools - Bootable Rescue Disk - Windows 10 Forums

There is a password utility on it that might help.