Windows 10: How do i get rid of these extra "Password" logins?

This is my home computer.
I just upgraded to Windows 10 (Home).
At my login screen I see all my family's login names (as I should) but I also see 6 logins labeled "Password".
It seems that each "Password" login is associated with an individual user.
So if I select one of the "Password" logins it will bring up the login for "Kevin" select a different one and it will up the login for say "Amanda" etc...
This is just confusing is there anyway of getting rid of these extra logins?



Thanks for any help...
Kevin

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how do i get rid of these?

Please run a system file check (SFC) & DISM if you are on win 8 or higher



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System file check (SFC) Scan and Repair System Files

 

how do i get rid of these?

i tried both the SFC a few times and DISM a few times and neither found any "integrity violations"

the computer is running slow and the red sign with the little x on it is intermittently on the sound and networking icons on the taskbar (wifi & audio work most of time )

I connected to IT assistants through Microsoft windows 10 online (they controlled my cursor and checked things like drivers etc.) and it was to no avail the red signs went away, I thanked them for their assistance, and lo & behold, they come back after
I disconnect from them.

I went to win10 from win7 and have 2gb ram (would've changed to 4gb if the stick actually worked) I upgraded from a single core AMD to dual core. my cpu is 35watt instead of 25 watt.

I'm pulling straws here. Maybe I have a corruption or virus? I don't want to reset unless I really have to as I have so many apps downloaded.

ATTN: new update! I asked Microsoft answer tech and he said the computer is fine and just wait for November win10 update since it will solve common bugs

 

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Hi ksdennis,

I saw that you posted this question on another site, where "Reimage" was suggested.

I was wondering if you tried using that? (I've seen that program mentioned elsewhere and I was wondering if it's legit? That's also why I did not link it)

I did do some more checking, but did not find anything else. Perhaps System Restore might be of some help, but it would have had to be activated first. Your goal would be to find and load a restoration point prior to when this began.