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After opening the folder simply delete all the files and folders. This procedure will allow us to enter the Ngc Folder.

Now under Owners check the check box to “ Replaceowneronsubcontainersandobjects”.Select your user account that has Admin Privs.

After typing your user name click on Check Names, This will find your account name after which you need to click on ok.

Afterward, you need to type the user name of your account that has admin privileges in the “ Enter the object name to select enter” field at the bottom.

From there, click on Change next to the Owner Section located at the top left.

Navigate to advanced settings under the security tab.

After that click on the security tab then on the bottom left click on Advanced.

Since we need privileges to open the folder Right-click on the Ngc folder and choose Properties from the menu that appears.

C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Local\Microsoft Navigate to the afforementioned folder.

Open file explorer, type in the following command listed below into the address bar, and hit enter.

#SHAREMOUSE KEEPS ASKING FOR REGISTRATION WINDOWS#

Note: The Ngc folder won’t be created unless you have created a local account on Windows 11. To delete the contents of the Ngc folder follow the steps below: In fact, it’s possible that this may be the reason behind Windows constantly asking users to set up a pin despite it already being done. Hence any corrupted files in the Ngc folder can lead to a plethora of issues and glitches. To put it simply the Ngc folder is used to store all Pin-related information on Windows 11. This should stop Windows from asking you to set up a pin, However, if this fix doesn’t work or you instead want to login via a Microsoft account then move on to the next fix. Save your work then click sign out and finish. This will restart your device so ensure that you have saved all your work before proceeding. Afterward, enter your pin and in the newly opened window enter the details and create your local account.Here, under account settings click on sign in with a local account instead.Navigate to accounts on the left and click on your info.To switch to a local account follow the steps below: During the initial setup of a new computer, it’s really easy to miss the step to create a local account. Sign in with a Local AccountĪfter some investigation, it appears that users experiencing this issue are logged into a Microsoft account and not their local account. Luckily there are a couple of fixes written below which you can try to hopefully fix this problem. Meaning that the PIN isn’t relaying to the Settings app from where Windows Defender UI picks up the current Settings. Windows Keeps asking to set up a Hello PIN even though it’s already set up.Īfter a thorough investigation, we have discovered that the problem is a glitch. Reportedly this is prominently affecting users who had already set up their windows hello pin before installing Windows 11 build 21H2. | DVIP | INFO | 19:19:41,020 | DVIP Version : 16.0.Some Windows users are reporting an annoying bug where Windows keeps telling them to set up a pin despite them already having set It up. LibDeckLinkAPI.so: no se puede abrir el archivo del objeto compartido: No existe el archivo o el directorio | Main | INFO | 19:19:41,019 | 0 RED rocket cards available | IO | INFO | 19:19:40,970 | RED InitializeSdk with library path at /opt/resolve/libs Auto mapping, OpenCL processing, main display not on external GPU. GPUs: 1 discrete, 0 integrated, 0 external. | Main | INFO | 19:19:40,970 | 1 GPUs (excluding display GPU) found. | Main | INFO | 19:19:40,969 | Fallback process to detect main display has finished | Main | INFO | 19:19:40,962 | Process to detect main display has finished | Main | INFO | 19:19:40,953 | Detecting Main Display properties | Main | INFO | 19:19:40,550 | Updating display GPU information. Yes, the machine is connected to the internet (i tried two different connections with different providers). Is the machine connected to the internet? Peter Chamberlain wrote:What is the reported error?