Windows 10: I changed my built in administrator passcode and I didn't know what the original passcode...

I changed my built in administrator passcode and I didn't know what the original passcode is. How do I find it?

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passcodes

With "G3" do you mean "3G"?

With "Noika F156", you presumably refer to some Nokia device, but I have no idea what a F156 is (I don't know of any Nokia phones or accessories by that name).

In any case, if you are trying to pair two Bluetooth devices, you enter the same passcode on both devices. It doesn't matter what the passcode is, as long as it is numbers/digits (Nokia devices work only with digits) and same on both devices.

If the other device has a fixed passcode (e.g., it is a Bluetooth headset without any keypad/display where to enter any codes), then the passcode could be 0000, or it could be 1234, or it could be part of the devices serial number, or it might be provided separately
(a paper, sticker, printed in the User Guide of the device, etc.).

 

Passcode will not work

Hi,

For us to provide a suitable solution to your concern, we need additional information:

• Were you trying to sign in on your Microsoft account online or on the account on your PC itself?
• What was the error message when you tried to enter the passcode that was sent to you?
• Were there any changes made to your device prior to the issues?

Looking forward to your response.

 

Bluetooth passcode

Hey, thanks for looking. When I attempt to pair my [6230i] phone and computer, the computer asks me for my phone's passcode. However I have not set a passcode, and I can't find how to set one/change the one there already is. I would be very grateful if
you could help either by telling me the default passcode or telling me how to create/edit one.

thanks