Windows 10: Unable to login after performing clean boot

My Vostro 5402 was having problem allocating virtual memory not related to the current topic so I thought it might be having problem loading settings so I decided to listen to guides on the internet and do a clean boot. However, after restarting the lock screen said there was a problem setting up PIN and I can no longer login using fingerprint or PIN. Clicking the “Set up my pin” option displays a message saying “You need to install an app for this task. Would you like to search for one in the store?”. Choosing yes does nothing. I unfortunately don’t have a restore point as I have been wip

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Can't login after performing clean boot

Hello,

While performing clean boot process I made a mistake. I didn't tick the box with 'hide all microsoft services' and I clicked disable all..... Now I'm stucked up in login page where I can't login with pin or Microsoft
password..

Please me out.

Thank you.

 

Can't Perform Clean Boot


Hi,

For some reason I am unable to perform a clean boot. I'm following the instructions on the Microsoft page carefully but it's not working. I'll explain what's happening with a screenshot in the hope someone can give me some pointers.

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...indows-10.aspx


Basically, I am following the instructions to the letter, and it all looks ok, but when my system restarts, I go back straight back into system configuration and click on the services tab and the 'hide all Microsoft services' box has unchecked itself, also scrolling down the list only a small number of services remain unticked, and both 'enable all' and disable all' functions are available, as per screenshot;








Obviously this isn't how it should be because there are steps in Microsofts 'How to reset the computer to start normally after clean boot troubleshooting' procedure which include, 'clear the check box beside Hide all Microsoft services'. But it's already clear when it should be in clean boot mode. And most of the services are running.

The part of the procedure where I go into startup and disable all the items seems to work ok, they are all still disabled when I reboot.

I wondered if it was something to do with my HP Support Assistant, so I disabled that and tried the procedure again, to no avail.

Microsofts best advice was a system restore but I'm not keen on that.



Has anyone come across anything like this before?

 

Sometimes unable to log in

Hi,



To troubleshoot you concern, we recommend you to start your computer in safe mode, then perform clean boot after. Refer to the links below for steps:

• Start your PC in safe mode in Windows 10
• How to perform a clean boot in Windows

After performing a clean boot, follow the steps under the section How to reset the computer to start normally after a clean boot troubleshooting.

If the suggestions above will not work, you can follow the troubleshooting steps found on this

link.



Regarding your pin concern, we suggest you to refer to Jessen P's
suggestions on April 25, 2015 found on this
link.

Update us on the result.



Thank you.