Hello 
Boots directly into the screen asking for pin. No logo screen, no Dell logo just immediately boots into the PIN screen. No icons anywhere except sleep, shutdown, restart. 

I have a usb boot drive inserted it is not picked up; I have a windows install disc it is not picked up. I have done all the below and other methods. If I could get into safe mode I could change the account to local but alas I run into all these challenges that fail in the attempt to get into safe mode. Below is what I have used.
I need advise. Thanks

To get past an unretrievable PIN and into Safe Mode on a Dell XPS 8930, access the Windows Recovery Environment by holding
Shift while clicking Restart from the sign-in screen, or by repeatedly rebooting the system. From the recovery menu, navigate to Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings and restart to access Safe Mode options. If the computer is inaccessible, you may need to use a hardware method like clearing the CMOS jumper to reset the password. 
Option 1: Use the Windows Recovery Environment 
   Access Recovery: From the sign-in screen, click the power icon, hold down the Shift key, and click Restart.
    Navigate: Once the blue recovery screen appears, go to Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings.
    Restart: Click Restart to reboot your computer.
    Boot to Safe Mode: After the computer restarts, press 5 or F5 to boot into Safe Mode with Networking. 
Option 2: Use the BIOS/UEFI settings (if password is still an issue) 
    Clear CMOS:
        Shut down the computer and unplug the power cord.
        Open the computer case and find the jumper pins for the password.
        Remove the jumper plug, turn on the computer, wait for the desktop to load, and then shut it down again.
        Replace the jumper plug in its original location and restart the computer.
    Clear PIN from recovery: If the above method doesn't work, you may be able to clear the PIN hash from the Windows Recovery Environment by booting into it and using the Command Prompt. 
Option 3: Force Windows into Recovery Mode 
    If you are unable to get to the sign-in screen at all, turn on the computer and let it reach the boot screen.
    As soon as the Windows logo or manufacturer logo appears, shut the computer off using the power button.
    Repeat this process two or three more times.
    On the next boot, Windows should automatically launch the Windows Recovery Environment. 
Option 4: Use SupportAssist OS Recovery 
    Power on the system and press F12 repeatedly to access the Boot menu.
    Select SupportAssist OS Recovery and choose Windows recovery to access the Windows Recovery Environment. 
If none of these options work, you may need to perform a system reset or reinstall Windows, which will likely result in the loss of your data