恶意软件(Malware)感染、系统文件损坏和权限错误可能会破坏Windows中的(Windows)PIN登录选项。这些是当您在锁定屏幕上
输入您的PIN时(PIN)Windows显示“发生了一些(Something)事情,您的PIN不可用”错误的一些原因。
“出现问题,您的PIN不可用(状态:0xc000006d)”是错误的另一种变体。本教程重点介绍 0xc000006d 错误代码和类似错误消息的故障排除修复程序。
重新启动您的计算机
在尝试以下故障排除建议之前,请关闭(Shut)您的 PC 并将其打开。按住计算机的电源按钮,直到屏幕变黑。等待(Wait)15-30 让您的计算机完全关闭,然后再次按下电源按钮将其重新打开。
等待(Wait)Windows启动登录屏幕,然后(Windows)再次尝试登录您的计算机。如果错误消息仍然存在
,请使用密码登录或将(Sign)计算机引导至安全模式。(boot your computer into safe mode)
使用您的Microsoft帐户
重置您的PIN(PIN Using)
如果您的设备配置为使用Microsoft帐户登录,您可以从登录屏幕重置PIN 。此过程需要 Internet 连接,因此请确保您的 PC 已连接到 Wi-Fi 或以太网(Ethernet)。
- 在登录屏幕上
选择我忘记了我的PIN选项。(PIN)
- 如果您的帐户使用双重身份验证,请
输入您的Microsoft帐户密码并验证您的身份。(Microsoft)
- (Select Continue)在重置确认页面上
选择继续。
- 在提供的对话框中输入新的PIN ,然后选择(PIN)确定。在密码重置过程之后, Windows(OK. Windows)将让您登录您的帐户。
在Windows 设置(Windows Settings)中重置您的PIN(通过安全模式(Safe Mode))
从头开始重新注册您的 PIN 码也可以解决问题,尤其是在使用本地帐户登录Windows时。(Windows)相反,请使用密码或指纹等替代选项登录,然后按照以下步骤操作。如果其他登录选项不可用,请将您的计算机
引导至安全模式。(Boot)
要启动进入安全模式,请选择登录屏幕左下角的电源图标。接下来(Next),按住键盘上的Shift键并选择重新启动(Restart)。
选择Troubleshoot > Advanced选项 >Startup Repair > Restart。按(Press)启动设置(Startup Settings)页面上启用安全模式(Enable Safe Mode)选项对应的数字键。这将使您的计算机进入安全模式。
您需要在安全模式下使用密码或PIN登录。(PIN)如果您的PIN(PIN)在安全模式下仍然无法使用,请使用密码登录选项。如果您无法从登录屏幕进入安全模式,请参阅本教程了解将 Windows 引导至安全模式的其他方法(other ways to boot Windows into safe mode)。
- 选择登录(Sign-in)选项,选择钥匙图标,然后在对话框中输入您的帐户密码。
- 打开“设置”(Settings)应用(按Windows键 + I),选择“帐户(Accounts)”,然后选择“登录(Sign-in)选项”。
- 展开PIN ( Windows Hello ) 行并选择删除(Remove)。
- 在确认中选择删除(Select Remove)以继续。
- 再次提供您的帐户密码并选择 OK 或按 Enter 继续。
删除您的PIN会禁用指纹和面部识别登录。再次设置(Set)您的PIN以重新启用登录屏幕上的这两个选项。
- 选择设置按钮。
- 输入您的帐户密码以继续。
- 在对话框中
输入您的首选PIN ,然后选择确定。(PIN)
锁定(Lock)或重新启动您的计算机并检查您是否可以使用PIN登录而没有任何问题。
手动删除您的 PIN
Windows将您计算机的PIN和其他与安全相关的信息存储在Ngc文件夹中。如果此文件夹中的数据损坏,您可能无法使用PIN登录。(PIN)删除文件夹可能有助于解决“出现(PIN)问题,您的PIN(Something)不可用”问题和其他相关错误。
Ngc文件(Ngc)夹可通过文件资源管理器(File Explorer)访问,因此您必须有权访问Windows用户界面。使用您的指纹或密码登录(Sign)(或启动进入安全模式)并按照以下步骤操作。
- 打开文件资源管理器(File Explorer)并确保您可以查看隐藏文件。选择工具栏上的 View(Select View),选择Show,然后检查Hidden items 选项。
- 将下面的路径粘贴到地址栏中,然后按Enter。
C:WindowsServiceProfilesLocalServiceAppDataLocalMicrosoft
- 双击(Double-click)Ngc文件(Ngc)夹以访问其内容。
- Windows 可能会显示“您当前无权访问此文件夹”错误。选择继续(Select Continue)以继续。
- 应弹出另一条错误消息。选择安全(Security)选项卡以更改文件夹的权限。
- 选择高级按钮。
- 在“所有者(Owner):无法显示当前所有者”行
中选择更改。(Change)
- 选择高级。
- 选择立即查找按钮,在“(Find)搜索(Search)结果”部分选择您的用户帐户,然后选择确定。确保选择具有管理员权限的帐户。
- 选择确定继续。
- 选择(Select Apply)底部角落的应用,然后在Windows 安全(Windows Security)弹出窗口中选择确定。
- 选择更改权限。
- 选择启用(Select Enable)继承并选择确定以保存更改。
- 选择确定。
- 在随后的确认中选择是。(Yes)您现在应该能够打开Ngc文件夹。
- 删除(Delete)Ngc文件夹的内容——右键单击并选择Delete。更好(Better)的是,将内容移动到计算机上的不同位置。
这将删除并重置您的Windows Hello PIN。继续下一步设置新的PIN 码(PIN)。
- 前往Settings > Accounts> 登录选项 > PIN ( Windows Hello ),然后选择设置(Set)。按照提示为您的计算机设置新的登录PIN。
启用可信平台模块(Platform Module)( TPM )
Windows Hello PIN 可与受信任的平台模块 (TPM)(Trusted Platform Module (TPM))配合使用,该模块是计算机主板上的一个芯片。如果在计算机的统一可扩展固件接口(Unified Extensible Firmware Interface)( UEFI ) 或BIOS(基本输入/输出系统)设置中禁用了 TPM , Windows可能无法验证PIN登录。检查 PC 的BIOS或UEFI设置并确保TPM芯片处于活动状态。
- 如果您可以启动进入安全模式,请前往Settings > Updates和Security > Recovery,然后选择立即重新启动(Restart)。
如果您的 PC 运行Windows 11,请前往Settings > System > “恢复(Recovery)”,然后在“高级启动”行中
选择“立即重新启动”。(Restart)
如果您无法登录Windows,请重新启动您的 PC,并在启动过程中反复按 F2 功能键。根据您的 PC 型号,在您的 PC 启动时反复按DEL、F8、F10、F12或ESC键也可以加载高级启动菜单(load the Advanced startup menu)。
有关更多信息,请参阅我们在 Windows 10 和 11 中启动系统恢复选项的教程(tutorial on booting the system recovery options in Windows 10 and 11)。按照以下步骤在您的 PC 上
启用TPM 。
- 选择疑难解答。
- 选择高级选项。
- 选择 UEFI 固件设置。
如果您在页面上没有找到“UEFI 固件设置”选项,则您的 PC 未启用 TPM(TPM-enabled)。
- 选择重新启动按钮。
- 前往安全(Security)选项卡并确保“英特尔平台信任技术”设置为已启用(Enabled)。
如果TPM已禁用,请按Enter,使用键盘箭头键选择已启用,然后再次按Enter。请注意,PC 制造商对其设备的TPM模块的标签不同。如果找不到“英特尔平台信任技术(Intel Platform Trust Technology)”,请查看“ TPM 设备选择(TPM Device Selection)”、“ TPM支持”、“ TPM 2.0安全(Security)性”或“ TPM开关” 。
- 前往Exit选项卡,导航到Exit Saving Changes,选择Yes,然后按Enter。
如果“发生了一些事情并且您的PIN不可用错误”仍然存在,请执行系统还原。
8. 执行系统还原
系统还原(System Restore)可以撤消文件损坏、删除恶意软件(remove malware)、卸载不良驱动程序以及修复其他导致PIN登录故障的问题。将您的计算机启动(Boot)到高级(Advanced)启动菜单,然后按照以下步骤操作。
- 选择疑难解答。
- 选择高级选项。
- 选择系统还原。
- 选择下一步继续。
- 选择最近的存储点并选择Next。按照下一页上的提示开始系统还原过程。
不得已:将计算机(Computer)重置为默认设置(Default Settings)
恢复出厂设置(从登录屏幕)(Factory resetting your PC (from the login screen))应该可以解决问题。否则,请联系 Microsoft 支持(contact Microsoft Support)或您的 PC 制造商以获得技术支持。
How to Fix “Something Happened and Your Pin Isn’t Available” Error in Windows
Malware infection, system file corruption, and permission errors can disrupt the PІN login option in Windows. These are some reasons why Windows displays the “Something happened and your PIN isn’t available” error when you enter your PIN on the lock screеn.
“Something went wrong and your PIN isn’t available (status: 0xc000006d)” is another variation of the error. This tutorial highlights troubleshooting fixes for the 0xc000006d error code and similar error messages.
Reboot Your Computer
Shut down your PC and turn it on before trying the troubleshooting recommendations below. Press and hold down your computer’s power button until the screen goes black. Wait for 15-30 for your computer to shut down completely, and press the power button again to turn it back on.
Wait for Windows to boot the sign-in screen and try signing in to your computer again. Sign in with a password or boot your computer into safe mode if the error message persists.
Reset Your PIN Using Your Microsoft Account
You can reset your PIN from the login screen if your device is configured to sign in with a Microsoft account. This process requires an internet connection, so ensure your PC is connected to a Wi-Fi or Ethernet network.
- Select the I forgot my PIN option on the login screen.
- Enter your Microsoft account password and verify your identity—if your account uses two-factor authentication.
- Select Continue on the reset confirmation page.
- Enter a new PIN in the provided dialog boxes and select OK. Windows will sign you into your account after the password reset process.
Reset Your PIN in Windows Settings (via Safe Mode)
Re-registering your PIN from scratch can also resolve the problem, especially if signing into Windows using a local account. Instead, sign in using alternate options like password or fingerprint, and follow the steps below. Boot your computer into safe mode if alternative sign-in options aren’t available.
To boot into safe mode, select the power icon in the bottom-left corner of the sign-in screen. Next, press and hold the Shift key on your keyboard and select Restart.
Select Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Repair > Restart. Press the number key corresponding to the Enable Safe Mode option on the Startup Settings page. That’ll boot your computer into safe mode.
You need to sign in using a password or PIN in safe mode. Use the password sign-in option if your PIN still doesn’t work in safe mode. If you can’t enter safe mode from the sign-in screen, refer to this tutorial for other ways to boot Windows into safe mode.
- Select Sign-in options, select the key icon, and enter your account password in the dialog box.
- Open the Settings app (press Windows key + I), select Accounts, and select Sign-in options.
- Expand the PIN (Windows Hello) row and select Remove.
- Select Remove on the confirmation to proceed.
- Provide your account password again and select OK or press Enter to proceed.
Removing your PIN disables fingerprint and face recognition sign-in. Set up your PIN again to re-enable both options on the sign-in screen.
- Select the Set up button.
- Enter your account password to proceed.
- Enter your preferred PIN in the dialog boxes and select OK.
Lock or restart your computer and check if you can sign in with your PIN without any issues.
Delete Your PIN Manually
Windows stores your computer’s PIN and other security-related information in the Ngc folder. You may be unable to sign in with your PIN if the data in this folder is corrupt. Deleting the folder might help resolve the “Something went wrong and your PIN isn’t available” issue and other related errors.
The Ngc folder is accessible via File Explorer, so you must have access to the Windows user interface. Sign in using your fingerprint or password (or boot into safe mode) and follow the steps below.
- Open the File Explorer and ensure you can view hidden files. Select View on the toolbar, select Show, and check the Hidden items options.
- Paste the path below in the address bar and press Enter.
C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\LocalService\AppData\Local\Microsoft\
- Double-click the Ngc folder to access its content.
- Windows may display a “You don’t currently have permission to access this folder” error. Select Continue to proceed.
- Another error message should pop up. Select the Security tab to change the folder’s permissions.
- Select the Advanced button.
- Select Change in the “Owner: Unable to display current owner” row.
- Select Advanced.
- Select the Find Now button, select your user account in the “Search results” section, and select OK. Ensure you select the account with admin privileges.
- Select OK to proceed.
- Select Apply in the bottom corner and select OK on the Windows Security pop-up.
- Select Change permissions.
- Select Enable inheritance and select OK to save the changes.
- Select OK.
- Select Yes on the subsequent confirmation. You should now be able to open the Ngc folder.
- Delete the content of the Ngc folder—right-click and select Delete. Better yet, move the content to a different location on your computer.
That’ll delete and reset your Windows Hello PIN. Proceed to the next step to set a new PIN.
- Head to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options > PIN (Windows Hello) and select Set up. Follow the prompts to set up a new sign-in PIN for your computer.
Enable Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
Windows Hello PIN works with the Trusted Platform Module (TPM)—a chip on your computer’s motherboard. Windows may fail to authenticate PIN sign-in if TPM is disabled in your computer’s Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) or BIOS (basic input/output system) settings. Check your PC’s BIOS or UEFI settings and ensure the TPM chip is active.
- If you can boot into safe mode, head to Settings > Updates & Security > Recovery and select Restart Now.
If your PC runs Windows 11, head to Settings > System > Recovery and select Restart now in the “Advanced startup” row.
If you can’t sign in to Windows, restart your PC and press the F2 function key repeatedly during the startup process. Depending on your PC model, repeatedly press the DEL, F8, F10, F12, or ESC keys while your PC boots can also load the Advanced startup menu.
For more information, refer to our tutorial on booting the system recovery options in Windows 10 and 11. Follow the steps below to enable TPM on your PC.
- Select Troubleshoot.
- Select Advanced options.
- Select UEFI Firmware Settings.
If you don’t find the “UEFI Firmware Settings” option on the page, your PC isn’t TPM-enabled.
- Select the Restart button.
- Head to the Security tab and ensure “Intel Platform Trust Technology” is set to Enabled.
If TPM is disabled, press Enter, select Enabled using your keyboard arrow keys, and press Enter again. Note that PC manufacturers label their device’s TPM module differently. Look out for “TPM Device Selection,” “TPM Support,” “TPM 2.0 Security,” or “TPM Switch,” if you don’t find the “Intel Platform Trust Technology.”
- Head to the Exit tab, navigate to Exit Saving Changes, select Yes, and press Enter.
Perform a system restore if the “Something happened and your PIN isn’t available error” persists.
8. Perform System Restore
System Restore can undo file corruption, remove malware, uninstall bad drivers, and fix other problems causing PIN login to malfunction. Boot your computer into the Advanced startup menu and follow the steps below.
- Select Troubleshoot.
- Select Advanced options.
- Choose System Restore.
- Select Next to proceed.
- Select the most recent store point and select Next. Follow the prompts on the next page to start the system restore process.
Last Resort: Reset Your Computer to Default Settings
Factory resetting your PC (from the login screen) should fix the issue. Otherwise, contact Microsoft Support or your PC manufacturer for technical support.