Lost all acces to my computer after disabling all microsoft services in attempt to create a clean boot

[maillet]

The tech man at black desert showed me how to do a clean boot in order to fix a logging issue by disabling all of the microsoft services. I did not check the box called hide all microsoft services just for your information. Im desperate for a way to find back acces to my machine cuz it wont give me the choice to enter my password at the start screen anymore. There is just no way possible that i can have acces back to my machine. Thanks for your precious help.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-performance/accidentally-disabbled-all-services-in-msconfig-in/1806556e-c9a4-400d-bc1b-2a5cf9804458

 

[JamesSneed]

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Question from maillet : "I lost total acces to my computer by disabling all windows services to do a clean reboot"

Hi! The tech dude at black desert showed me how to do a clean boot to fixe some login errors. Problem is that now i lost all possible acces to my computer. At the regular start screen it wont give me the option to enter my password anymore and there is no other ways to get in. Plz help cuz im pretty screwed on that on. Thanks for your time guys your site rocks.

Have you tried booting into safe mode?

 

[maillet]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from maillet : "I lost total acces to my computer by disabling all windows services to do a clean reboot"

Hi! The tech dude at black desert showed me how to do a clean boot to fixe some login errors. Problem is that now i lost all possible acces to my computer. At the regular start screen it wont give me the option to enter my password anymore and there is no other ways to get in. Plz help cuz im pretty screwed on that on. Thanks for your time guys your site rocks.

Have you tried booting into safe mode?

 

[maillet]

Just tell me how to boot in safe mode and ill be very happy hehe

 

[JamesSneed]

Just tell me how to boot in safe mode and ill be very happy hehe

Since this is posted in Windows 10 I assume you are running Windows 10 since you didn't say.

http://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10