You will need to contact Microsoft to get assistance in resolving your login issues.

• Unlock button: If your device is locked from a Microsoft account, you may see an unlock button on the device's settings or login screen that allows you to unlock it after verifying your account.

• • Password reset disk: If you previously created a password reset disk, use it at the login screen to reset your password.
• Security questions: For a local account, after entering an incorrect password, you may see a "Reset password" link that allows you to answer security questions to reset it. 

• Access recovery options: On the Windows login screen, hold down the Shift key, click on the Power icon, and then select "Restart" while still holding Shift.
• Select "Troubleshoot": After the PC restarts to a blue screen, select "Troubleshoot".
• Choose to reset the PC:
  • Keep my files: This option will keep your personal files but may require your current admin password, which you may not remember.
  • Remove everything: This will erase all your files, apps, and settings, but it will remove the password and give you a fresh start. This is recommended if you are giving the PC away or can't remember the admin password.
• Reinstall Windows: The computer will reboot and go through the setup process, where you will need to re-enter your Microsoft account details or create a new local account. 

What type of account was it? Microsoft account or local? 

@DELL-Jesse L​ I have tried all of that and I do not have a password reset disk.  Where do I get that from?

@Lutay​ no idea.  I went in to the settings removed the user account.  Now I can't log in 

Hi

I assume it is a Windows password required, for the OS.

While I usually go via a LIVE LINUX, there is a possible windows way (perhaps a tortuous voyage, being associated with Microsoft, but HEY-HO)

Boot from Windows installation media or enter the Advanced Startup Options 
(e.g., by interrupting boot 3 times or through Recovery).

Open Command Prompt (usually available under Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt).

Use the command to create a new user account:

net user USERNAME PASSWORD /add

Replace USERNAME with the desired user name and PASSWORD with the password.

Optionally, add the new user to the administrators group with this command:

net localgroup administrators USERNAME /add

This method does not require logging in to Windows itself. 
It requires booting into an environment where Command Prompt can be used

with administrative permissions outside the main OS.