Forgot your HP laptop PIN? Learn how to reset the PIN on your HP laptop with 3 easy methods whether you're locked out.
Have you created a PIN for your HP laptop's security? That's a smart move! Extra security is always a good thing. But forgetting your PIN can leave you feeling locked out and disconnected. Don't worry—regaining access is easier than you think!
In this guide, EaseUS reveals three simple methods for resetting your HP laptop's PIN. We'll provide step-by-step guidance on how to quickly and easily reset the PIN on your HP laptop. No more feeling locked out—follow along and get back to work or play in no time!
In this section, we'll provide step-by-step instructions for three different methods to reset the PIN on your HP laptop, whether you've installed Windows 10 or 11. You can try any method that fits your situation and follow the corresponding instructions to reset your PIN successfully.
If you find yourself locked out of your HP laptop, one effective way to bypass the PIN is to use EaseUS Partition Master Professional. This powerful tool not only helps you manage your disk partitions but also provides a straightforward solution for bypassing your PIN. With EaseUS Partition Master, you can access your locked laptop without hassle, making it a preferred choice over other methods.
Follow the steps:
Step 1. Insert the target USB disk into the computer, download and run EaseUS Partition Master, and click "Toolkit" > "Password Reset."
Step 2. A small window will pop up. After reading it carefully, click "Create".
Step 3. Select the correct USB flash drive or external mobile hard disk and click "Create" again. Wait patiently. After the password reset USB flash drive is created, click "Finish."
Step 4. Remove the password reset USB, insert it into the locked PC, and restart. You will be asked to change the boot drive to boot the PC from USB. Once completed, the system will automatically boot from USB.
Step 5. After restarting, find EaseUS Partition Master again and go to "Password Reset." All accounts on the PC will be displayed in the interface; click on the target account and check "Reset & Unlock."
Step 6. When you receive this prompt, click "Confirm" to continue. Your password will be erased.
Other Effective Features
We highly recommend giving EaseUS Partition Master a try to resolve your PIN issues efficiently.
Another method to reset your PIN is by using the "I Forgot My PIN" Feature. This approach is particularly useful if your HP laptop is linked to a Microsoft account.
Step 1. Click the "I forgot my PIN" option on the Windows lock screen.
Step 2. Wait for Windows to load, then enter your Microsoft account password and click "Sign in" (make sure you're connected to the internet).
Step 3. If you have two-factor verification enabled, verify your identity via email or phone. Choose the method you want and click "Send Code."
Step 4. Enter the security code that received on your email or phone and click "Verify."
Step 5. Confirm your identity by typing the security code correctly.
Step 6. Click "Continue" to reset your PIN, then enter your new PIN and confirm it.
Step 7. Click "OK" to save your new PIN and automatically log in to Windows.
Windows 10/11 offers a proactive solution to prevent password-related headaches. By creating a password reset disk earlier, you can ensure easy access to your account even if you forget your password. If you've already prepared a password reset disk, follow these steps to reset your password:
Step 1. Insert your password reset disk and intentionally enter an incorrect password. This will trigger the "Reset password" option.
Step 2. Click on "Reset password" to launch the Password Reset Wizard.
Step 3. Set a new password, confirm it, and add a password hint. Click "Next" to complete the password reset process.
That's all about how to reset the PIN on your HP laptop. Share the three ways mentioned in this guide:
If you need to change your PIN while you're already signed in to your HP laptop, the process is straightforward. Follow the steps to update your PIN quickly:
Step 1. Press the Win+I buttons to open Settings. In the Settings window, click on "Accounts."
Step 2. Select "Sign-in options" from the left menu.
Step 3. Click on "Windows Hello PIN" and then select "Change PIN".
Step 4. Enter your current PIN, create a new one, and confirm by re-entering your new PIN.
That's it! Your PIN has been successfully changed.
Having forgotten your HP laptop PIN can be a terrible experience, but with the methods outlined in this guide, regaining access and resetting your PIN is straightforward! Whether you're using a Microsoft account or a local account, there's an option to get you back up and running quickly.
For the most convenient and versatile solution, especially if you're locked out completely, we highly recommend considering EaseUS Partition Master. This extensive tool offers a user-friendly interface and simplifies the PIN reset process significantly.
By following the step-by-step instructions provided, you should be able to reset your HP laptop PIN in no time. Remember, for future reference, creating a password reset disk for your local account or keeping your Microsoft account credentials handy can save you time and frustration if you ever get locked out again.
Have more queries about how to reset your PIN on an HP laptop? Check the FAQs below!
1. How do I reset my HP laptop if I forget my PIN?
If you've forgotten your PIN, resetting it is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to regain access:
2. How do I unlock my HP laptop without a PIN?
You can easily unlock your HP laptop using your Microsoft account (If Linked):
3. How do I open my laptop if my HP PIN is not working?
In this scenario, try to reset it using the "I Forgot My PIN" feature or sign in with your Microsoft account. Alternatively, use EaseUS Partition Master to bypass your PIN and access your laptop.
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