"Duplicate" login option on Windows 10 startup
When I restart my computer I am presented with an error "Incorrect password" which I guess MS is trying to input from memory as I did the manually type it in. Maybe I accidentally set up a SECOND Login/User ID, forgetting I set one up already.
So what I have to do is manually click on the NEWER Login/User ID and then the computer will start into Windows 10.
Here is where it gets weird: When I go into Control Panel, Users, in hopes of DELETING the "duplicate" User ID, only ONE User ID appears (the preferred one). If I am presented with TWO at startup, why isn't that one available for me to delete in Control Panel; way too strange.
That being told, how am I supposed to delete it and stop going through this nonsense when I restart my computer?
So what I have to do is manually click on the NEWER Login/User ID and then the computer will start into Windows 10.
Here is where it gets weird: When I go into Control Panel, Users, in hopes of DELETING the "duplicate" User ID, only ONE User ID appears (the preferred one). If I am presented with TWO at startup, why isn't that one available for me to delete in Control Panel; way too strange.
That being told, how am I supposed to delete it and stop going through this nonsense when I restart my computer?
we are all just one bad day away from losing everything
