Forgot bit locker pin, forgot bit locker recovery key, 5 Easy ways to fix

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 Did you forgot your bit locker pin and recovery key. Try these methods, I hop it help you. 1. When you see this screen, Press "Esc" key in your keyboard for more recovery option. It will say preparing BitLocker recovery, You will see the screen bellow in few minute. Here we will click on "Skip the drive", You will see the screen bellow. Here you need to Turn off your PC, and then enter the BIOS of your PC. In order to enter BIOS, check for your PC brand and model and search on google, how to enter BIOS for your particular brand and model of your PC. Search for "Secure Boot" Enable it and check it, if it works for you. If it do not work, come back to same place and Disable "Secure Boot" and try again, see if it work for you. 2. If the above method do not work for you, try resetting your PC, You can choose any of the two option for resetting your PC, "Keep my files" or "Remove everything" whichever works for you. 3. If the abov...

Your PC ran into problem and needs to restart windows 10, 8 Easy ways, complete solution for every device and every kind of issue

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Your PC ran into problem and needs to restart windows, 8 Easy Way, complete solution for every device and every kind of issue

Method 1

- go to the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- choose startup settings from list of different option

- click on Restart

 - It will restart and prompt to new windows; choose Enable safe mode (for that you can see number assigned to left of  "enable safe mode"; if it is in 4 number; press 4 or F4 in keyboard to enable safe mode)

- If you can boot successfully in safe mode; you can use it in safe mode and move your important files to external drive); if this do not help; proceed to next method.

Method 2

 - come back to  the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- choose system Restore from list of different option

- follow the wizard  now; choose the restore point in the wizard; click on next; follow the wizard to restore your system to previous time; when it was working fine a week ago or a month ago.

- If it works you can enjoy; if no restore point; skip this step, if do not work proceed to next method

Method 3 (if you have a back up image recovery disk)

- - come back to  the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- insert a back up image recovery disk (DVD)

- choose system Image Recovery from list of different option

- follow the wizard to recover your windows 10 from image recovery disk (DVD)

- If it works you can enjoy; if you do not have image recovery disk (DVD) ; skip this step, if do not work proceed to next method

Method 4

- come back to  the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- choose startup repair from list of different option; then after it starts repairing your PC

- If it works you can enjoy; if do not work proceed to next method

Method 5

- come back to  the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- choose go back to the previous build from list of different option

- follow the windows to go back to previous version

Note: you can go to the previous version of windows if you have upgraded your windows from previous version to newest version

- If it works you can enjoy; if do not work proceed to next method

Method 6

- come back to  the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- choose command prompt from list of different option

- choose the username and enter the password; if it ask for username and password

- Then after it will open command prompt

- Type the commands bellow and press enter key to get list of all the drive in your computer and its description with level

   wmic logicaldisk get deviceid, volumename, description

 - select the drive; one that got operating system files; lets say D: drive has operating system

- type this command bellow to get inside D: drive

   D:\windows\system32

Note: Drive one that got operating system files; must have windows and system32 inside it; if any issue check other drive

- type the command bellow to scan

    sfc /scannow

 - this scanning will take some time

- once done type Exit to close

- Click on continue or restart your PC

-  If it works you can enjoy; if do not work proceed to next method

Method 7

- come back to  the advance boot option or see advance repair option (for that hold a shift key and restart your computer or you get this option to choose as "see advance repair option" automatically when your computer has any kind of issue restarting)

-  choose Troubleshoot from list of different option

- choose Advance option from list of different option

- choose command prompt from list of different option

- choose the username and enter the password; if it ask for username and password

- Then after it will open command prompt

- Type the commands bellow and press enter key to get list of all the drive in your computer and its description with level

   wmic logicaldisk get deviceid, volumename, description

 - select the drive; one that got operating system files; lets say D: drive has operating system

- type this command bellow to get inside D: drive

   D:\windows\system32\config\regback

Note: Drive one that got operating system files; must have windows and system32 inside it; if any issue check other drive

- type the command bellow to copy registry backup to config folder

    copy * D:\windows\system32\config

- Type All and press enter key to copy all files

- once done type Exit to close

- Click on continue or restart your PC

-  If it works you can enjoy; if do not work proceed to next method

Method 8

- check all your PC hardware properly; specially RAM and Hard Disk; check other component and connection also; reset your BIOS

- still do not work; finally you have to do the clean installation again, create a fresh bootable USB flash or DVD and insert it into Flash drive or DVD drive  respectively; and do the clean installation

For Step by step video guide; follow the video tutorial: https://youtu.be/SayezNTp42U

Your PC ran into problem and needs to restart windows 10

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