Windows 10: Okay to whom it may concern which is probably nobody considering it's probably going to be...

Okay laugh all you want but I have an Acer Aspire V5- 122p - 0408. I know it's an older computer but it has been running just fine but I mean slow but just fine and now after an update apparently it won't log in it won't let me log in I've had it sitting on this desk for the last 3 months and all I've ever had to do is open it up type in a PIN number and it would start working and the only thing I can figure is that there's been an update forced on my computer and now the login screen comes up and immediately tells me my password is incorrect I have tried resetting password I've tried pin numb

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psx emulator probability?


so, i was just wondering if there was any word of a psx emulator being inspired, in the works, or adapted from the windows mobile one



couldnt find anything with my own efforts, so forums it is.



probably more of an app question than a phone based one, though

 

Probably keyboard driver problem

oh about that i can give you the most working technique i have made hehe

Follow the Steps:

YOU SHOULD PROBABLY GO TO SAFE MODE THEN SCAN USING MALWAREBYTES TO DELETE UNDELETABLE VIRUS OR TROJANS

Also if CMD method does not work then you should try Downloading Malwarebytes :https://www.malwarebytes.com/mwb-download/

Step 1 : Download And Install Malwarebytes

Step 2 : Go to Safe Mode here are the Steps :

1. Click Windows-button then go to On/Off Button.

2. Hold down the Shift key and click Restart.

3. Click the option Troubleshoot and then Advanced options.

4. Go to “Advanced options” and click Start-up Settings.

5. Under “Start-up Settings” click Restart.

6. Various boot options are displayed. Press 4 to go to Safe Mode

7. Windows 10 is now starting in Safe Mode.

Step 3 : when you are already in Safe Mode, Run a Full Scan on Malwarebytes then wait for it to be finished and remove all the virus detected and then Restart your pc/laptop.

 

Probably not as bad as I think it is

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