My Computer stuck in windows 10 Education. could not change it Swift SF314-54G

>>>. I have fixed my PC.>>>

Congratulations. Could you please reveal the solution so that others might benefit from your success. That is the purpose of the user forums. Acer users like you trying to help other Acer user like the rest of us. 🙂

The the drive is likely dead... If it's a new one, swap it with your vendor for a replacement.

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>>>>After disconnecting from my school, my computer started to have problems. Firstly, my school installed Windows 10 Education Edition and software to limit and control our computer usage, which I then removed by the disconnecting my organisation gmail.>>>>

Did you purchase the machine from the school?

It was my personal computer but I had to turn it in to the IT department to install the software.

>>>It was my personal computer but I had to turn it in to the IT department to install the software.>>>

What was the original factory-installed operating system --- if any ---- before you turned it in to the IT department?

The original factory installed operating system was a Windows 10 Home which I then updated into a Windows 11 Home.

>>>the reset PC option is also gone with me instantly directed to advanced options.>>>

The original hidden factory OEM Win10-Home recovery partition on the boot drive is probably no longer available after installing Win11-Home and then to Win10-EE.

Try this. Press WIN+R. Enter 'diskmgmt.msc' Post screenshot of result if possible.

The result given is "Access Denied".

Search Windows start mene 'cmd'.
Right click on command prompt near top of menu.
Click 'run as administrator'.
Enter 'diskmgmt.msc' at the command prompt.
Post screenshot of result

You likely need to have the IT folks from the school add your account to the Administrators group so you can fix it. Without that level of access you won't be able to get it back to normal without a full reinstall of the OS.

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1164609#Comment_1164609

When I try to run as administrator, the User Account Control pops out.

Enter admin as the username and admin as the password. If that doesn't work, then you must contact the school to give you administrator privileges.

Admin/admin is very unlikely to work on a Windows machine, those are never the defaults...

They are standard defaults for many Windows networking devices. This is not a standard Windows setup. Easy to try. If they don't work, the school has to unlock it.

Thank you for your assistance. I have fixed my PC.

What did you have to do?

>>>. I have fixed my PC.>>>

Congratulations. Could you please reveal the solution so that others might benefit from your success. That is the purpose of the user forums. Acer users like you trying to help other Acer user like the rest of us. 🙂

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1167044#Comment_1167044

I feel like my scenario is really specific and rare but I’m happy to help.

I remembered the passcodes to my administrator accounts and tried using the runas command. “runas /:user cmd” (for the user just insert your own username). After I got admin access, I gave the current account admin rights in case anything went wrong. With that my User Account Control was also fixed and the option to type in a passcode and the yes button were back.

However I’m still struggling to retrieve my D Drive. I hope the suggestion above helps.

>>>I’m still struggling to retrieve my D Drive.>>>

Can you see it in Control Panel Disk Manager? Or by entering 'list disk' or 'list volume' at the Diskpart prompt?

https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/1167615#Comment_1167615

My hard drive is written as Disk 1 there and it is not initialised. Initialising it will lead to a data error (cyclic redundancy check). If I run chkdsk there is an error saying data folder not found.