Windows 10: Blocked out of my main computer at the start. Security code STILL not sent. Thanks again...

So, since two years I have this computer, works pretty good except for one thing. The Microsoft Store think that my computer ain't connected to internet -it is, I have a whole other ticket on that subjet-.But now, the computer suddently ask for my password to start the session. It never did that before and I ticked off everything in order to make sur it would NOT do that. GG Window 10, you already can't follow your own settings.But now, my password doesn't work for it. I tried to use the option"Forgot password", but the confirmation mail is STILL not sent three hours after.Thank you for ruin

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UAC prompt for Task Manager. MMC blocked. What happened?

It's possible that Computer Management is being blocked by SmartScreen. We suggest disabling it and see if it helps. Follow the steps below:

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type smartscreen in the search bar.
3. Click Change SmartScreen settings.
4. Click the drop-down arrow in the Security row.
5. Click Change settings beneath the WindowsSmartScreen row.
6. Click Don't do anything (turn off Windows SmartScreen).
7. Click OK.

 

Security code

Hi Debra,

Security codes are being sent to your email address or phone number that you've used to verify your account. Also, this serves as a security feature that will verify that you're the only one using the account. One of the possible reasons why you haven't
received the security code is due to a busy server.

• Have you tried checking your Junk Folder and check if the email was sent there?
• Did you check if it was sent to your alternate email address?
• How long are you waiting from the time you have requested for a security code?

We're looking forward to your response.

 

Duplicate Security Code Entry

Following a Windows update in the last two weeks, I now have to enter my security code twice to access my computer. How can I adjust this setting to return to the single entry of my security code?

Steps Taken

These are the steps I'm taking to help you understand what I'm referring to...

• Press the Power Button
• Picture shows up with icon searching for facial recognition - select alternate options
• Enter security code
• Returns to original screen with picture and icon searching for facial recognition - I again select alternate sign in options link
• Enter security code again
• The start up process begins and I have access to everything

Up until that update from two weeks ago, I only had to enter my security code once to gain access.

Thanks.

Chris

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