Windows 10: Can't log in after Win11. 24H2 update

Leave it to Microshaft to screw up yet ANOTHER update to their OS to destroy Laptops.Just updated to 24h2, and SURPRISE, my Win Laptop password no longer works, AND I CANNOT connect to the Internet either.My Laptop is now USELESS.Thanks Microshaft!Your incompetence and stupidity is well-known by everyone, and once again you have SCREWED UP AGAIN.Here's my question to you- how is it that software company is so inept and stupid that you can stay in business?

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Factory reset Windows 11 24H2 (build 26100.863)

Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.

There are no currently listed problems resetting version 24H2 of Windows 11 and no specific steps you need to perform, are you experiencing any problems with that insider build that is causing you to perform a Windows reset?

 

Windows 10 doesn`t log in after update

Hi,

You may need to reset your password for you to access your account again. To assist you better, we'd like to gather more information:

• Which build and version of Windows 10 are you using?
• Are you trying to log in to your Microsoft Account or to your Windows 10 local account?
• Have you tried resetting your password?

Meanwhile, you're trying to log in to your Microsoft Account, we suggest that you follow the steps in this

forum article shared by PaulSey on how to reset your password and recover your Microsoft Account.

If you're trying to log in to your Windows 10 local account, we suggest that you perform the instructions in this

article on how you can reset your Windows 10 local account.

Keep us posted if you need additional help.

 

Will 24H2 Only Be Available to Copilot+ PCs?

My two cents - Msft starts shipping out Copilot+ PCs on June 18th. I believe they will be shipped with Win11 24H2 ready. So this June 15th release you referenced is prepping for that. For the non-Copilot+ PCs, users can still preview 24H2 via insider channel, and I believe it will be available eventually for our non-Copilot+ PCs. Just like previous years, they usually arrived around fall, not summer. Once again, just my two cents.