Windows 10: I got the password wrong multiple times on my device, and now it shows the "Welcome" screen...

I got the password incorrectly a few times, and now it shows the "welcome" screen every time I type in something and press enter. What do I do to fix this? Do I need to reset my device completely? I am writing this from my phone. Please help! Thanks for reading

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Devices Show Wrong Location

I have two laptops and two desktops. ALL devices consistently show the wrong address. It is an old address/location from when I first created a Microsoft account SEVERAL years ago. I've gone through my account multiple times making sure the correct location
is listed. I actually have to disable location sharing on the two laptops because the issue causes problems. Does not matter where the devices are, when I sign into my account, they show as being located at the old address. If location sharing is active, any
program from a specific device will show as being at the old address. One of the laptops and one of the desktops have never even been in that location, I got them after we moved. Searching through past questions here has been no help. Using the Map App on
all of the devices will show the old address if I click to show current location.

 

Lock Screen shows wrong time format

You can try another solution, follow these steps below:

• Click on Start button and select Settings.
• Click on Time and Language.
• Click on Change date and time formats.
• You can change it to 24 hours.
  
• Check if the lock screen change also.

Keep us posted if you need further help.

 

Forgotten Password!!

Thanks, Brink!

Was successful in changing the password on the person's local account. But leaving the 2 accounts showing on the login screen will be very confusing for the 82 yr old person owning the laptop..

As suggested, I signed in to the built-in Administrator account, and now both accounts are local account and Administrator?? Did I do something wrong?

Is this way to stop the built-in Administrator account from showing on the login screen:

1. Hold the Windows Key while pressing “R” to bring up the Windows Run dialog box.
2. Type: net user administrator /active:no
3. Press “Enter“.