There's an easier way to get into Windows: setting up a numerical PIN, just like you'd use with a bank ATM. Here's how to do it.
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Am I insane here?
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Isn't this just a second password? Example, if you forget your password easily but can remember your pin why don't you make your pin your password. Maybe I am over thinking it; window sucks!
Wouldn't a better idea be on how to get rid of win10 if your computer came with it. Why would anyone want to log in to such an atrocity./Sticking with 7, Linux next?
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Why is it better?
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Why is a 4, 5, or 6-digit PIN, i.e. a 6-character password restricted to digits, better than a regular 6-character password?
Isn't this just a second password? Example, if you forget your password easily but can remember your pin why don't you make your pin your password. Maybe I am over thinking it; window sucks!
Wouldn't a better idea be on how to get rid of win10 if your computer came with it. Why would anyone want to log in to such an atrocity. /Sticking with 7, Linux next?
Waterfox - a Firefox fork with legacy extension support, security updates and better privacy by default.
Why is a 4, 5, or 6-digit PIN, i.e. a 6-character password restricted to digits, better than a regular 6-character password?