Windows 10: I can't make any update on my ms windows 10 since my laptop is password protected and I...

I can't make any update on my ms windows 10 since my laptop is password protected and I can't remember the password or the details .How can I remove the user name command password. Windows R doesn't work since I 'm prompted for the same password.

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Windows 10 Fall Creators Update ( bypassed password ).

Well windows update kicked in to day for the new creators update and by the end of the day found time to get it out of the way.

Apparently after the update it said it BS HI crap it bypassed the login password, well rebooted and password is still there but raises a question to me.

If MS can put some thing on your system that can bypass the loggin how it it any safer, to me it's like a backdoor they can use when ever they feel like.

On top of thatBefore deciding too update the system booted up all by it's own, now i have witnessed this while the system is in sleep mode ( not sure about hibernation ) but this being my main system it's always fully shutdown.

So is MS sending magic packets too system to wake them up for updates ?, and yeah i be checking the network card settings just in case.

 

password protect

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Community forum.

I would suggest you to provide some information to help you better.

• Are you referring to BIOS password as Boot password?
  
• Is it a login password which you are referring when Windows starts?

If Login password, provided you are using Local Account on Windows 10 you may follow the below steps:

• Press Windows + R keys to open Run command
  
• Type " control userpasswords2 "
• Select the account and uncheck "user must login with password"
• Select apply and Ok.

If Boot password you may have to contact your computer manufacturer.

Keep us posted to help you better.

 

Windows 10 updates turn off automatically password protected sharing

Hello Daniel,

We understand that you are experiencing issues after checking the updates. We suggest that you perform the following troubleshooting steps below to check if the issue is caused by a corrupted user profile:

• Create a system restore point. You can use a restore point to restore your computer's system files to an earlier point
  in time.
• Uninstall updates. Check out the link for the related thread and follow the steps provided
  by Sumit DHiman2.
• Create new user profile. This is for us to verify if this issue
  is caused by a corrupted user profile.
• Once you're in the new user profile,
  check for updates.
• Check if the issue is the same with the password-protected sharing and installed printers.

Let us know if the suggestions above worked for you.