Windows 10: trying to change device password changes the account password not the device password
Discus and support trying to change device password changes the account password not the device password in Windows Hello & Lockscreen to solve the problem; hi, i want to change my password but it just changes my account password and not my device one does anyone know how to fix?... Discussion in 'Windows Hello & Lockscreen' started by ostenchau, Jan 30, 2023.
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