Windows 10: Stop ask A1B2C3 after wrong pin

How I can disable asking A1B2C3 after wrong pin input?

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Required to type 'A1B2C3' before entering PIN

As of a week ago, I have been receiving the error message, "You've entered an incorrect PIN serveral times. To try again enter A1B2C3 below." The problem with that is that I have never entered my PIN incorrectly and am the only one that utilizes my desktop. I have ran malware/virus scans and have turned up zero discrepancies. Additionally, I reinstalled Windows 10 (and activated) a month ago after upgrading my motherboard, processor, and memory. So why is it asking me to enter in this letter/number combination EVERY time despite never having entered in my PIN incorrectly? This is rather annoying and essentially a two-step authentication factor, of sorts, that I did not ask for. Is anyone else experiencing this?

 

A1B2C3

I’m ready to pull my hair out and throw my laptop out the window! It will not let me type in A1B2C3 and every suggestion takes me right back to it! BTW, I never put in the wrong information to begin with! It was fine one day and this the next! Nothing will let me type it in, change password/pin, not even another screen! Ahhhhhh!

 

WP8 device wipe after incorrect 'A1B2C3' PIN/password challenge?

I just had the same thing happen to me - my 15 month old daughter plays with the lock screen, and every once in a while she enters the PIN too many times, and I need to do the A1B2C3 thing to avoid a reset. However, today after she played with it I find
my phone was reset. I find it _extremely_ unlikely she managed to correctly type "A1B2C3", navigate the resulting dialog, and then enter a subsequent wrong PIN. Also, this is actually the 2nd time this has happened, so clearly there must be some other mechanism
that allows the phone to be reset on entering too many wrong PINs. Thoughts?