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Solution 3: Using a Different Account to Login and Change the Password

This will enable you to access your computer if your only account is locked out.

Log into this admin account and wait for a couple of minutes before everything is ready.

You should be able to see the “The command completed successfully” message in no time.

Copy and paste the following command in Command Prompt and click Enter.

Choose Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt.

Instead or restarting, a blue screen will appear with several options.

On the login screen, click on the Power icon and hold the Shift key while clicking restart.

Luckily for you, you don’t even need to be logged in to an account to access the Command Prompt.Luckily, without has hidden an alternative admin account for these situations.

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This particular fix is the most effective to users who are in a situation where they are locked out of their only account on the PC and they have no way of accessing Control Panel or Settings. Prerequisite for Following Solutions: Activating the Hidden Administrator Account If it still won’t work, check out other solutions.

Try entering your password carefully and only once.

Check to see which button to use to “Save and Exit” and your computer should proceed with startup.

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This will affect time and date of your Windows OS.

Navigate to the Main tab and change the system date to anything in the near or far future.

Take a look at BIOS controls before your start working on anything because you won’t be able to use your mouse to tweak anything.

Press the key indicated before the screen goes away.

Text on the bottom of the screen should read “Press _ to run Setup”.

Restart your computer and wait for the boot screen to show up.

This way you can trick Windows into thinking enough time has passed to end the security lockdown so that you can type in your password.

If you are in an emergent need of accessing your account without having to wait the entire day, you might want to try simply changing the time and date settings of your computer before it even boots. Solution 2: If You Don’t Feel Like Waiting… Be patient and the problem might solve itself. However, if you have failed to access your computer several times in a row, you might need to wait for 24 hours or more before you can sign in again. If you have typed in the wrong password several times in a row, a security delay will activate and you won’t be able to access your account at all for a certain amount of time (30 minutes at first). This problem may sound frustrating to a lot of people because they may be unable to access their computer when they need it the most but fixing it is not impossible if you try each of the solutions below. There is a certain setting you can edit to input just how many times a user is allowed to type his password incorrectly before their account is locked out. This particular error message usually pops up after a user has typed in his password incorrectly more times than it’s allowed. “The referenced account is currently locked out and may not be logged on to” Error Some issues may arise from these account settings so let’s check them out.

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Regular accounts are not able to change certain settings or to install software without an administrator’s password and permission and this is done to prevent other users from accessing certain things on a computer used by multiple people.

There are regular and administrator accounts. Certain actions still affect all users, such as installing a new program or tweaking certain settings in Control Panel or the Settings app. Windows has always enabled its users to keep multiple accounts on each device in order to separate their personal files.

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