Changing the boot password on your laptop is a relatively simple process. Here's a detailed step-by-step guide to help you do just that:
Turn on your laptop: First, make sure that your laptop is powered on and that you are logged in to the operating system.
Go to Settings: You can get to the settings menu by tapping on the Windows icon in the bottom left corner of the screen and then selecting "Settings". If you are already logged in to your desktop or operating system, you can also press the Win+I shortcut keys to go directly to the settings menu.
Select "Account": In the settings menu, find and tap the "Account" option. This will open a new window showing the options related to your account.
Click on "Login Options": In the "Account" window, find and click on the "Login Options" section. This will show you your current login settings, including your password, PIN, and fingerprint, among other things.
Change your password: In the "Login Options" window, find and click the "Password" section. You will see a "Change" button, click on it to change your login password.
Enter your new password: In the pop-up window, enter your new password. Make sure you choose a strong password and make sure you can remember it. Depending on your needs, you can choose whether or not to keep your original password as a backup.
Confirm New Password: Enter the new password again to confirm. If you enter the same password twice, the new password is set successfully.
Save your changes: Click the "Next" or "Done" button to save your changes. At this point, your laptop's boot password has been successfully modified.
Exit Settings: Back on your desktop or operating system, you can now log in with your new password.
Please note that there may be some slight differences between different OS versions and configurations, and the above steps are for reference only. In some cases, you may need to follow guidelines or manuals specific to your laptop manufacturer to change your boot passcode. If you're having trouble changing your password, it's recommended to consult your laptop's user manual or contact technical support for assistance.