Windows 10: My nextbook is stuck on " a configuration was requested Bla bla bla" and will not come...

Need help on my nextbook.stuck on blue screen

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Encounter error messages such as "An error occured. Please try again later. (Playback ID: bla bla bla)."

Encounter error messages such as "An error occured. Please try again later. (Playback ID: bla bla bla)."

 

Win 10 - Log in epic fail - tells me "Something Happened ... bla bla

I appreciate the replies so far, so thanx, guys! My topic reply title above pretty much sums it up - Windows is still sweating me to set up a new pin, and yet will not allow me to get past that, in the log - in window. As previously stated, I am unable to move forward at log in, therefore unable to access my desktop features and apps, so yeah - this pretty much excludes using the Start Menu to access any settings needed to affect such changes as were discussed by the 2nd person to respond to my original topic. What I am looking for is a way to BYPASS the log in screen entirely, and get directly to desktop. If there is a way to do so in Microsoft/My Account by changing some settings, I did not see it. As mentioned earlier, I went there before and changed over from using a PIN to an actual password. I had hoped that said setting change would affect ANY pc that I use on my personal network, thereby eliminating this persistent PIN Log-in issue, and showing instead a password prompt. No such luck. I had also hoped that someone here would know of a command sequence that could be entered in the command prompt window accessed via the blue screen thing with all the various "alleged" repair and fix choices, that would allow one to type something and enter it that would bypass the log-in screen, and go straight to Desktop. There are a couple different versions of said screen depending on how one reboots, but none of the proffered repairs, recovery, etc work at all - each tell me "We were unable to bla bla bla". IS there a way to force Windows into submission and to bypass the stupid log-in screen, in emergency situations such as I described, or not? What I need is DOS mode with a long list of commands to get directly into the nuts and bolts of this mess they call Windows 10. "Apps", or for proper speaking individuals APPLICATIONS, are nice for the average user who wants all the fluff Windows now foists upon us. Personally - and this is just an opinion for myself - I have no use for 90 % of the stuff. I am currently using an ancient inherited Toshiba laptop that came with WIN 7 out the door, that I was able to scrub, and then install Win 10, on. It works quite well actually, for what it is, but it now wants me outa here so it can install an update for a current and "supported" version of Win 10, so I will leave you with these final words: GO MACK!! lol

 

Because you're accessing sensitive info, you need to verify....etc

So, all of a sudden a pop-up shows up:





I checked the event log.

FWIW it goes like this:

1. Source: Microsoft-Windows-HelloForBusiness: The Microsoft Passport service started successfully.
2. Source: Microsoft-Windows-HelloForBusiness: The Microsoft Passport Container service started successfully.
3. Source: Microsoft-Windows-LiveId: ## SOAP Request: <bla bla><bla bla><bla bla><bla bla>
4: Source: Microsoft-Windows-LiveId: ## SOAP Response:<bla bla><bla bla><bla bla><bla bla>
5. Source: Microsoft-Windows-LiveId: SOAP Request of type 1 for user CID 'ec2cff94fa795a44' in production environment received the following error code from the Microsoft Account server: 2147749900.

Entering my pw will temporarily solve this and it will stay away for a while, the next day it will pop up again, I am sure.

Running applications:
Office 365 Home - Outlook and Excel, browser: Opera


A few emails are open, when this occurs.
I can't close them, unless I enter my Microsoft password.

Any suggestions?

Thanks.