Windows 10: My son profile windows cant access because offline please enter last password.

Lately my son account on windows i changed the age from 20 yrsold to 11. And i put in on in family safety. After setting all and it is done. I logout the profile and restart. And when i try enter profile windows on windows 10. My son profile cant access because it is offline. It is says that need to enter the last pasword. I try many time to enter the pasword but it was useless. And i try to. Change the password., and the result still the same. Please guide me as parent so i can enter my son profile windows. Thank you

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Upgraded Fleet to Windows 10 Version 20H2 - Offline Files Access denied

Hello,

For 9 years running from OS's ranging from 7 through 10, 2 years ago all fleet was moved to 10, but still using 2012 R2 DC's, Offline folders has worked without major issue's.

Last night Manage Engines Desktop Central pushed out the new version of Windows 10 20H2 to my fleet of 50 windows 10 Pro Laptops.

There was no issue in my replicated environment!

This morning the lions share of this fleet has issues now with offline files and the CSC Cache, whereby if a user tries to access a file within their cached Profile Folder [Desktop. Documents, Pictures, Videos, etc...] are met with a message, Access Denied,
contact your administrator.

NOTE: It is not the traditional Authentication Access Denied prompt to enter in a username and password, its a message only on the file.

If I disable the Offline Files, the DNS path works fine, files are accessible.

I have a separate DNS record for Offline files "\\FileSVR\UP\%profileDIR%" from the servers true hostname, allowing me to cache the path separately from non-cached paths. this has worked flawlessly over the last 15 years of using offline files.

If I try to access a cached file, I am met with access denied, if I go to the true hostname, circumventing offline files, the file opens fine, if offline folders are disabled, the files open fine over the separate DNS path.

Our Offline Folders Config is very light and is in the same GPO as Folder Redirection:

• Allowed: Enabled
• Encryption: Enabled
• Slow-Link: Enabled +5ms
• Path: SET

I have performed the following standard processes to fix profile issues:

• Cleared the CSC cache with FormatDatabase
• Turned off encryption
• Removed the user's profile from the computer via User Profile store

However, it seems as soon as offline files are enabled again the access denied issue reoccurs.

I have disabled offline files now in our environment and users are only able to access their profile folders once connected to the VPN when out of office, this obviously undesirable, but its kept them going.

It looks like I might have to role the fleet back to 2004, which is a massive PITA.

Does anyone have any other suggestions to try before I take this step?

Thanks very much.

 

Lost My Administrator Password

To which "this" are you referring?
- If you are following the tutorial Bree suggested in the very first reply to your question then what you need to do at each step is explained in detail. So which step are you at?
- If you are following a different procedure then state what it is and which step you are at. If, for example, you are trying to manually enable the Built-In Admin as suggested in post #11 then that account has no password.

Denis

 

After entering password it’s user profile login failed

Hi Vicki Longnecker,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

In order to get clarity on this issue and assist you with appropriate troubleshooting steps, please reply with the answers to the questions below.

• What is the complete error message that you get when you try to login to your computer?
• Are you aware of any changes made to this computer prior to the issue?
• Do you have any other administrator user account on the computer?
• Are you using a Microsoft account or a local account?

Also, you can try launching the On-Screen Keyboard from the sign-in screen by selecting the
Ease of Access button in the lower-right corner of the sign-in screen, and then select
On-Screen Keyboard. Type the password using the On-Screen Keyboard and check if you are able to login to your computer.

I have gone through your post and it appears that this issue could be due to a
user profile corruption or an existence of a temporary profile. In order to get clarity on this issue, I would suggest you to follow the steps below.

I suggest you to first Start your PC in Safe Mode and check if you are able to login to your computer.

If you are able to login to your user account in Safe Mode, then go to
This PC > Double-click on the C: drive (drive where Operating System is installed) >
Users folder. In the Users folder, check for any profiles with an unusual name or if there is a profile named as Temp and please reply us with the result.

We’ll be waiting for your response.