Windows 10: How to disable pin requirements set by my organization on my personal device.

Hello, I am currently in college and I connected my school account with my personal windows account on my PC at home so that I could access one drive and Microsoft office and such. When I set it up I must have allowed the organization to manage my device because now I have to change my pin far to often and make it more complex than I would like for a device that stays at home and only I have access to. I have disconnected the school account in windows account settings, uninstalled one drive and office and any other app I could think might be linked with the school account. I have even disabled

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Your organization requires you to change your pin

Hello Favor Zara,



Welcome to Microsoft Community.



According to your description "your organization requires you to change your pin", can I understand that this device of yours is in the organization network? Or did you log in to the device using an organization account?

In my opinion, this issue is organization-specific, and you should contact the administrator of your organization who may be able to assist you in changing your Pin.

However, if your device, or the account you are using, is not part of the organization, this can be a trickier issue, because typically personal devices or accounts are not supposed to be associated with the organization.

For now, perhaps I can suggest that you try doing this in safe mode:

Start your PC in safe mode in Windows

In safe mode, the operation should not receive any interference at this time, please test that you can use the keyboard to type letters at this time.

Best regards,

Mitchell - | Microsoft community support expert from MSFT