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The user is experiencing an issue where their Windows login screen only accepts numerical input, preventing them from entering their password with letters, although other users and applications can input letters normally. They believe their own login screen settings have disabled letter input, which is isolated to their account. A responder suggests trying a complete shutdown and restart to see if the issue persists.

Richard Wallace

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Help!

I was logged in to my computer and inadvertently hit a key or keys (unknown) and the login screen came up (again). I tried to log back in and it refuses to accept letters it will accept numbers though. It is not a keyboard problem as other users can login using letters and numbers. I can get in by using my Microsoft account.
It is purely down to my own login screen - no one else's. Somehow I have managed to disable letters for my login id! Letters work ok everywhere else.
 

bochane

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And what happens after shutdown/restart? (press the power down buttom until it shuts down)