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Hi, my name is Anderson Souza, I hope I can help you with your issue.

As you are unable to log into your computer system, you can use this method to access the recovery environment and do a Windows Startup Repair: 

1 - Turn on your PC. 

2 - As soon as the Windows logo appears on the screen, press and hold the power button. (This will immediately interrupt the boot sequence.) 

3 - Repeat steps 1 and 2 two more times. 

After the third interruption, Windows 10 will open in the Advanced Startup environment, and then you can continue with the steps below to use the startup repair tool to fix startup problems with Windows 10. 

Using Startup Repair to fix loading problems 

While in the advanced boot environment, use the following steps to use Startup Repair: 

1 - Click the Troubleshooting button. 

2 - Click the Advanced Options button. 

3 - Click the Startup repair button. 

4 - Select your account (if asked). 

5 - Enter your account password (if asked). 

6 - Click the Continue button. 

A quick tip: If your computer is charging properly, using this tool, you will receive the message "Start Repair could not repair your PC" because there is nothing that needs to be repaired. 

Once the steps are complete, the Start Repair feature will proceed to scan, detect and correct any problems that may prevent the device from loading properly. 

In addition, the repair process creates a SrtTrail.txt file in the "C:\Windows\System32\Logfiles" folder with log information that you can view for a better understanding of diagnostics.

It’s showing start up repair couldn’t solve the problem

Sorry, I'm out of ideas on how to continue helping you in this case, but I believe someone else will have a solution for you.

Hi MrPrasanth1

I am Dave, I will help you with this.

That notification should only show when someone remotely locks the device using the 'Find My Device' option when a device is stolen.

Did you ever lock that device remotely?

Yes , but I thought it will be opened later through the Microsoft account by unlocking the system.