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IPlexx
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12-22-2021, 02:49 AM
#1
I recently received a Blackview MP80 Mini PC and completed the Windows 11 Pro update. After removing eight different office versions and OneDrive using Revo Uninstaller, I installed Office 2021. I also downloaded Chrome and set it as the default browser. I’m facing an issue with signing in to Windows. I can boot up without problems, but once I reach the welcome screen, I’m stuck on the sign-in page. There’s no password field—only a text button labeled “Sign In.” Clicking it takes me back to the welcome screen repeatedly. It seems like the login process isn’t working correctly. I went into BIOS and restored default settings, then saved and exited. This appears to be the standard Windows 11 Pro installation that came with the PC. Please help me resolve this.
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IPlexx
12-22-2021, 02:49 AM #1

I recently received a Blackview MP80 Mini PC and completed the Windows 11 Pro update. After removing eight different office versions and OneDrive using Revo Uninstaller, I installed Office 2021. I also downloaded Chrome and set it as the default browser. I’m facing an issue with signing in to Windows. I can boot up without problems, but once I reach the welcome screen, I’m stuck on the sign-in page. There’s no password field—only a text button labeled “Sign In.” Clicking it takes me back to the welcome screen repeatedly. It seems like the login process isn’t working correctly. I went into BIOS and restored default settings, then saved and exited. This appears to be the standard Windows 11 Pro installation that came with the PC. Please help me resolve this.

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GamerRick_
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12-22-2021, 10:55 AM
#2
Removing software with Revo can become complicated. OneDrive is connected to Windows 11 and tied to your Microsoft account login. After uninstalling, it might remove essential elements needed for the sign-in process. You might bypass this by using tools like PC Unlocker (it's a paid option) to clear the login password, letting it skip the sign-in screen. But I'm not certain this will work—it could just cause the welcome screen to repeat. If you don’t have critical data and only cleaned up unnecessary files, consider reinstalling Windows 11 and starting anew. This will be faster than fixing the issue after the fact. Avoid using Revo Uninstaller features that are built into the operating system; they’re not recommended. Following a guide on disabling OneDrive is usually safer than attempting removal from the OS.
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GamerRick_
12-22-2021, 10:55 AM #2

Removing software with Revo can become complicated. OneDrive is connected to Windows 11 and tied to your Microsoft account login. After uninstalling, it might remove essential elements needed for the sign-in process. You might bypass this by using tools like PC Unlocker (it's a paid option) to clear the login password, letting it skip the sign-in screen. But I'm not certain this will work—it could just cause the welcome screen to repeat. If you don’t have critical data and only cleaned up unnecessary files, consider reinstalling Windows 11 and starting anew. This will be faster than fixing the issue after the fact. Avoid using Revo Uninstaller features that are built into the operating system; they’re not recommended. Following a guide on disabling OneDrive is usually safer than attempting removal from the OS.

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21Vid3oGam1ng
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12-22-2021, 12:37 PM
#3
Sorry for the late notice. I skipped updating parts of Windows and forgot to include that. After removing one drive, I was able to log in properly. Once the updates wrapped up on the update page, I clicked the blue restart button in settings, which prevented any interruptions.
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21Vid3oGam1ng
12-22-2021, 12:37 PM #3

Sorry for the late notice. I skipped updating parts of Windows and forgot to include that. After removing one drive, I was able to log in properly. Once the updates wrapped up on the update page, I clicked the blue restart button in settings, which prevented any interruptions.

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jdear
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12-23-2021, 09:36 AM
#4
The best approach is to turn off what you won’t need. Removing programs can disrupt Windows. You can use tools that let you disable things easily without much hassle.
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jdear
12-23-2021, 09:36 AM #4

The best approach is to turn off what you won’t need. Removing programs can disrupt Windows. You can use tools that let you disable things easily without much hassle.