Windows 10: Lenovo Flex 11 locked out

Purchased a new Lenovo. SEt up computer, added Microsoft office, toured around and shut it down.

When turning the computer back on, it tells me Your PIN is no longer available due to a change to the security settings on this device. You can set up your PIN again by going to Setting>accounts>sign-in, yet you cannot get off of this page.


How can I get passed this. Please help

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IS there a pen for a lenovo flex 6-11 IGM???

So ive bought this computer from walmart its a lenovo flex 6-11 IGM and ive tried texting support to see if there's any and i keep getting two answers and im wanting to know if any of you actually know if there 100% is one out there that works for my computer.
i'm not about to waste money on a stylus that doesn't work. yall better be right.

 

Lenovo Flex 3!! Touchscreen Not working.

There are many posts on this forum about the Lenovo 15 but my computer is the lenovo 3 and I tried using the same steps shown in that forum but when I try to bring up my tablet's keyboard nothing happens. Also I cant click or scroll on anything. I have
the lenovo flex 3 with windows ten.

 

Question: Should I get at least 3 new builds of Windows 10 on a Pentium N5000 Lenovo Flex 11 replacing a Pentium Inspiron 7558? The Lenovo Flex 11’s processor is over 2 1/2 years newer.

If so, then I got a great deal on that Pentium N5000 Lenovo Flex 11 to replace my Pentium Dell Inspiron 7558 which I’m going to list on eBay for $269.99, $20 more than the Pentium N5000 Lenovo Flex 11 I got from the online Microsoft Store this past Thursday.

Since the Pentium N5000 was released well after Windows 10’s July 29, 2015 public release on December 11, 2017, I believe the newer Lenovo Flex 11 will work better with Windows 10’s apps as well as Microsoft’s products and services I use in Edge, Firefox,
Chrome and Opera. I’ll also love it that I won’t see Dropbox 20 GB, an old version of McAfee LiveSafe and the worst, the no longer functional Dell Shop app meant for Windows 8 coming back up every time I reset my PC, which I’ve had to do too often on my Dell
Inspiron 7558. I promise to keep my Lenovo Flex 11 until at least four years after I first use it, thus until December of 2022. I know it’s very difficult to predict how many new builds of Windows 10 I’ll get on a new device I got, but I need some insight
on just what my favorite company means by the supported lifetime of the device. I was told a newer processor means more new builds of Windows 10 from any given date. When I get an answer to my question, I will reply to each one. As always, I much appreciate
the help I’ll get here!