PIN

Short for a personal identification number, PIN usually is a numerical code used in many electronic financial transactions.
The PIN is a confidential number. When the PIN number that you enter matches with the number in the system, you gain access to a restricted system, Internet transaction, and not only.
A pin also describes the short and thin piece of metal that can be found on the end of a male cable.
Moreover, in Microsoft Windows, that’s a term describing the procedure of placing a shortcut on the Taskbar or Start menu. Starting with Windows 8, however, this also refers to any object in a UI that can be pinned.
Comprehensive fixes for solving PIN solutions
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- Something happened and your PIN isn’t available [SOLVED]
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