Windows 10: Microsoft code wont work to reset the set up pin error

So I suddenly couldn't log into my pc today as it said my pin is currently unavailable. When it asks to verify my account with my other email it sends me a 6 digit code but when i type in the said 6 digit code the pc tells me its wrong and i need a 7 digit code. I need help im locked put my account and i don't know what to do

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Microsoft Passport errors during PIN creation


Microsoft Passport errors during PIN creation

Source and more: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/...g-pin-creation

 

Signing in with pin does not work, gives error code 0x8009002d

Hi Nix,

A lot of users use PIN code to protect their devices from unauthorized access. However, users reported 0x8009002d error while trying to sign in to Windows 10 using a PIN code. Restarting your PC is a working workaround in correcting this issue.

If restarting your PC doesn't work, the next step to do is turning off Sleep mode and reset your PIN. There are reports that Sleep mode might be responsible for 0x8009002d error on Windows 10. To turn off Sleep mode, follow the steps below:

• Press Windows Key + S and enter "Power Options".
  
• Select Power Options from the results list.
• On your current plan, click the Change plan settings.
• Set Put the computer to sleep to Never and click
  Save changes.

Now, we need to reset your PIN by following these steps:

• Open the Settings app and go to Accounts >
  Sign-in options.
• Look for the PIN section and click the Remove button.
• The PIN section will ask you if you’re sure to remove your
  PIN. Click the Remove button to confirm.
• Enter your account password to verify your account and click OK,
  PIN should be removed.
• Click Add button in the PIN section to add a new
  PIN.
• Enter your new PIN twice and click the OK button to confirm.
• Restart your PC and sign in with your new PIN.

Let us know if you need anything else.

 

Pin reset in Windows10 update, error 0x8007054f

Hi Marty,

If you're having trouble using your PIN to sign into Windows 10, try resetting your PIN. Follow these steps:

1. On the sign-in screen, select I forgot my PIN below the PIN text box. If there are multiple accounts on the PC, choose the one you need to reset.
   
2. On the Enter your password screen, type the password for your Microsoft account, and then select Next.
   
3. On the Help us protect your info screen, choose to receive your security code either as a text or email message. If you select text, type the last four digits of your phone number, and then select Send Code. Learn
   more about security info and security codes.
   
4. When you get the code as a text or email message on a separate device, enter it on the Enter the code you received screen, and then select Next.
   
5. In the Set up a PIN dialog box, enter your new PIN and confirm it. Your new PIN is set.
   

Note: If you've just updated your computer to Windows 10, verify your network connectivity by opening Settings > Network and Internet. After connecting, try signing in with your PIN again.

Let us know how it goes.