Windows 10: i can not log in to my desktop. it is showing wrong credential and it is asking for admin...

error this list only shows administrator accounts that have been previously signed in to this pc.... i can not access my desktop. whenever i want to enter command prompt it is saying that there is no admin account. only admin can enter command prompt. i need a solution asap as this is my work desktop.

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UAC setting ask Credentials for for Admin Taks but not for signing Up

I want to set UAC Setting on my Windows 10 PC such that when I log in through Admin User, It should not ask for Password but when I do Some Admin Stuff (Installing aplications, etc), It should give a prompt asking for Credentials.

 

RDP connection fails from Microsoft account to Local Admin account

Issue:

• Windows 10 Pro desktop cannot connect to another Windows 10 Pro desktop on the same wired network.
  

Details:

• When connection is attempted, an error states the credentials are invalid.
• The credentials entered are the local admin account on the target computer.
  • Computer attempting the connection is logged into the Microsoft account.
• When both computers were running Windows 7 Pro - there were no RDP issues.

Troubleshooting:

• Confirmed credentials are correct and CAPS is turned off.
• Firewall rule for Remote Desktop is enabled and option is enabled in the System Properties.
  • Connection to target computer is successful using a Samsung Galaxy Tab S that is connected to the WLAN.
• Downloaded Remote Desktop app from the Windows Store.
  • Encounter the same "Invalid Credentials" error as the Remote Desktop Connection software.
• Updated firmware for router (Netgear R6300).
• Power cycled both desktops.

Resolution:

• Logging into the Microsoft account on the remote computer resolved the issue.

Conclusion:

• When you're trying to establish a Remote Desktop Connection from a computer that is logged into your Microsoft account to a computer that is logged in to the Local Admin account, the connection will fail stating the credentials are invalid.

 

Windows not asking me for log-in credentials when mapping network driv

You're right, it does, and if I look in the credentials manager, I can see win 10 using my windows username/pass to access the router. And I do have access to the files, except when I turn off guest access in the router's Samba management screen. In that case, I can't access the drive from windows--I'm guessing it wants the router's user credentials, which is how I access it from the Nvidia shield (maybe I should try my win credentials). Now, if I try to map that router share network place and click on "Connect using different credentials," a popup will come up defaulting to my router's username. Windows will try to connect, then fail. This is basically where I need help. I've attached a bunch of screenshots. I

Like I said, If I turn on allow guest access in the router admin, I can access the drive from windows but not from the Nvidia Shield, and that's the heart of the problem.