Windows 10: All user disappeared from login screen and I now have to press CTRL ALT DEL after Grou...

I was tinkering around in group policy and made it so my admin account along with both of my standard accounts aren't showing as login options. It asks me to press CTRL ALT DEL and then there's an account labelled as Other. I don't know the login credentials for this Other account and am currently locked out of my machine. How do I reverse these group policy changes? Note: The file containing my recently changed Group Policy settings are on the machine I am currently locked out of. What I've tried:I've tried adding a user from the command line but it came back with some error saying it couldn'

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Ctrl-Alt-Del not working at login screen

I have a Panasonic Toughpad running Windows 10 Pro that has recently stopped accepting Ctrl-Alt-Del at the login screen. I press the key combo and it flickers like it is going to the login prompt but it just goes back to the screen telling me to press ctrl-alt-del to unlock the computer. I have tried restarting, safe-mode, startup repair, different keyboards, and nothing works. This computer is on an AD domain so I can not disable ctrl-alt-del. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Ctrl-Alt-Del not working at login screen

Thanks for the link. However, ctrl-alt-del is working like is it supposed to, the problem is windows is not responding correctly. When I press ctrl-alt-del the screen changes and I get circle of progressing dots, after about 2 or 3 dots instead of bringing up the login screen it goes back to the screen that says to press ctrl-alt-del to unlock the computer. I know that the key combo is working, Windows is just getting confused for some reason. I have tried different keyboards, accessing the computer remotely, and booting in safe mode and it always starts to bring up the login screen and then goes back to where is was.

 

Ctrl Alt Del, Vista

The whole Ctrl+Shift+Esc should be used to get that crazy screen with those options and Ctrl+Alt+Del should bring up TM.