Windows 10: Motherboard Replaced, unable to access Windows via MS account

I recently replaced the motherboard on a Dell inspiron, after the board was installed, I replaced the SSD. Entered in the bitlocker key and got to the windows login screen where it said for security reasons the PIN was no longer available. Clicking reset PIN did nothing, connected to wifi, still reset PIN did nothing. Tried Safe Mode with networking, same issue. As per other articles, attempted renaming the NGC folder under ServicePrpfiles to NGC.old. now when it boots it shows the MS account and Sign In. However, clicking it flashes for a moment then back to the lock screen. Same for Safe mod

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Unable to access MS account

Hi, Not strictly MS office. I'm having trouble accessing my MS account. I rarely use it, and do not use it to log in to my computer. I've had a couple of emails suggesting that there has been some unusual activity on it (from Russia!), and a security alert. These do seem genuine emails. However, I have tried to access the account to see the activity, but I have been unable to log in. It keeps prompting me for the password, and even when I have (apparently) successfully changed it, it then refuses to allow access saying that the password is incorrect. When changing the password, I have tried to put in the same one as previously entered, but it says that I cannot use it as it has already been used before. This would suggest that it has accepted the previously entered new password, but will now not accept it. I don't understand. Matt

 

Unable to play Minecraft after replacing my motherboard and CPU.

I'm unable to play Minecraft after replacing my motherboard and CPU. I'm logged into my Microsoft account, but when I try to open Minecraft I receive a popup that says I'm unable to sign in and it gives me an error code of 0x803f8001. Any suggestions?

 

User accounts in VB2005 from MS Access

I wasn't suggesting moving the result of the replace back to the textbox.

More like Dim sqlString As String = "INSERT INTO USERS ([USERNAME], [PASSWORD]) VALUES ('" & replace(textbox1.text, "'", "''") & "', '" & replace(textbox2.text, "'", "''") & "')".

And I think the whole issue was the closing bracket I forgot *Smile At least with Accdb (2007) files you don't have to use those [Access brackets] when accessing data from .NET. Not sure if that's forced with mdb files though.