Before continuing the process, just make sure that you performed a full system scan, as sometimes, viruses or malware infections are affecting your system or enter in your system even without taking your permission. Follow the steps in ascending order to avoid trouble and unwanted errors. Here how to fix it:
Method-1: Using System in Safe Mode
- Firstly, under the Login Screen, click and hold the ‘Shift’ key and press the ‘Restart’ tab.
- When system completes rebooting, navigate to the ‘Troubleshoot’ window.
- In the Troubleshoot window, click on the ‘Advanced Options’ tab.
- Inside the ‘Advanced Options’ tab, press the ‘Startup Settings’ option to open it.
- Tap the 5 number key on the keyboard or press the ‘enable Safe Mode with Networking’ option.
- Now, the system will automatically restart after completing the process.
- Finally, you can be able to use the system in safe mode.
Fix-2: Change Credential Manager Service to Automatic Mode
To fix this issue, you need to change your Automatic Credential service from manual to automatic. Here how to change it:
- Press the Windows + R keys all together to open the Run command search box.
- In the Run Search box, type in ‘Services’ and click on the ‘Enter’ to continue the process.
- Next, scroll down the screen to search for the ‘Credential Manager’ option.
- Then, right-click on the Credential Manager option and choose ‘Properties’ option.
- In the Startup type section pick ‘Automatic’ option.
- After that, click on the ‘Start’ option followed by Apply tab.
- Finally, click on the OK tab to finish the process.
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