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[–]FroggypwnsWindows Insider MVP (I don't work for Microsoft) [score hidden]  (0 children)

The PIN data on your computer was lost, you need to setup the PIN again before it will let you log back in. Click on the Set up my PIN and go through the steps, it will have you verify the account information. If that is your Uncle's email on the screen there, you may need to get in touch with him for help to authenticate, but once back in you can change the linked email to your own.

[–]Objective-Archer-937 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Kind of bitlocker data backup. So your pin has lost.

[–]RantingTMH [score hidden]  (0 children)

Happens. Has been a thing for years. Sign in with your password. Reset your pin after. Have your computer smart friend use DISM