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Walt

Hi everyone,

Is the log in password of my pc the same as my microsoft account? I changed it and how long does I take to change fully for my pc?

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks!!

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If google chrome is signed into your google account, just go to passwords.google.com

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5 minutes ago, owluitar said:

If google chrome is signed into your google account, just go to passwords.google.com

But they need my PC password

 

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... passwords.google.com uses your google chrome account and has the passwords synced with the browser.

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Just now, owluitar said:

... passwords.google.com uses your google chrome account and has the passwords synced with the browser.

Got it thanks! Any ideas on my other password with w10?

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Your windows 10 login password "SHOULD" be the password to your microsoft account... 

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9 minutes ago, owluitar said:

Your windows 10 login password "SHOULD" be the password to your microsoft account... 

That’s good to know. I just wait for a day and otherwise will contact Microsoft tomorrow. Thanks!

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Have you restarted since you changed the password? Do a normal restart with the software button from the start menu, and that should fix it if you haven't restarted yet.

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16 minutes ago, owluitar said:

Have you restarted since you changed the password? Do a normal restart with the software button from the start menu, and that should fix it if you haven't restarted yet.

I allready tried that :(

 

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44 minutes ago, Walt said:

Hi everyone,

Is the log in password of my pc the same as my microsoft account? I changed it and how long does I take to change fully for my pc?

Any help is appreciated!

Thanks!!

If you've linked your user account with a Microsoft account, your password would be the same as your for Microsoft account. If not, it's only a local account so the password would not be related.

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2 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

If you've linked your user account with a Microsoft account, your password would be the same as your for Microsoft account. If not, it's only a local account so the password would not be related.

In ‘settings > accounts > my info’ I see my Microsoft account. I see my email address and see that I’m the admin. 

Is it true that I could be 100% sure that my account is my Microsoft account and not a local account if I see this?

 

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Just now, Walt said:

In ‘settings > accounts > my info’ I see my Microsoft account. I see my email address and see that I’m the admin. 

Is it true that I could be 100% sure that my account is my Microsoft account and not a local account if I see this?

 

Yes. Did you change your password recently and have not been able to log in at all afterwards?

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3 minutes ago, BlueChinchillaEatingDorito said:

Yes. Did you change your password recently and have not been able to log in at all afterwards?

I changed it because I forgot it. But I’ve set it to log in without password.

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2 minutes ago, Walt said:

I changed it because I forgot it. But I’ve set it to log in without password.

You could try to change one of the login settings (like add a pin login). I think it will ask for your password when you attempt this. You can check if your password change applied to that.

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1 minute ago, SCGazelle said:

You could try to change one of the login settings (like add a pin login). I think it will ask for your password when you attempt this. You can check if your password change applied to that.

Yea I tried this but it says wrong password.

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SSD: Samsung EVO 960 500GB // HDD: 2x WD yellow edition 2TB //

Case: NZXT H440 RAZER edition // Power Supply: Corsair RM550x //         

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