I can't get the answer as per my desire result. As my question is whenever i start the computer, there it ask your network password, as it doesn't work, but still i want to know that how i install network password, that noone can use computer until password is not enterd/
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well when u say network password, domain comes into the picture, u can only login into that domain when the server is ON, if it is jus that you want no one to use the computer, login as administrator selecting local under the domain. this would allow u to login. change the pasword and try to deleting other profiles.\n\nNOTE: Network password cannot be assigned unless its connected in the network, i mean to the server.
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They have a password reset disk and therefore use it when you arent home to reset your password everytime you are away you need to either find it. So log in as you and put in a password with special characters like%*!@ with words and numbers then you and change it then you will have a strong password but then go to the users prompt and create a password reset disk for the password that you just created and then theirs shouldnt work anymore. I hope that this works also make sure they have a limited account and not a administer account on the computer otherwise they can change it anytime they feel like it.
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I just did this a few weeks ago.  But you might need help from the internet service provider (isp)\n\nYou have to go into control panel, then choose Network & Internet connections, click on Network Connections, and then Wireless network.  Once you click wireless network, it will ask you for which connection you want to use, then it will ask you for a key.\n\nThese last two things, which connection, and the password key, will be given to you by the ISP provider.  I was lucky enough that my DSL router was compatible with my wireless laptop, and if you turn the router upside down, there is a the key.  in my case, it was a nine digit number, but like I said, it may be different with you, that's why you have to contact somebody.  Since you didn't mention of the laptop had a wireless moden, I hope this will help.
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Seems like you were using Automatic login feature.\n\nJust restart your computer by pressing the Reset button once. \n\nYour PC should bootup and login automatically. If this is not working, post again. We can try more ways.
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you can have a password similar to windows xp,to do this you go to control panel and to user options,where you can set a password which you have to enter each time you go on to windows 98\n  you can also go into setup(press del on boot up)and set a password in bios,although you must never forget this otherwise you will have to reset cmos by taking out the cmos battery on your motherboard\n  if that dosent work,go to b and q and buy a padlock for your room to keep the little rotter out
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Try restarting computer and tapping F5 continually as it reboots to go into Safe Mode.\nFrom there try going in as Administrator, then Start, (settings), Control Panel, Users.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nPS Otherwise don't mess with it if it is not your computer.  There is a probably a reason for a good secure password. hahahahahah ha ha haha
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The router needs to be secure and issue a password so that only other PC's or laptops with wireless connections can access the network using the password.\n\nUsually there may be 4 or more channels each with its password.\n\nOn the wireless laptop click CONNECT or VIEW AVAILABLE NETWORKS that will tell you if they are secure or not - if you connect to a secure connection you MUST have a password.
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I am assuming you have windows OS. In that case, you can always start your system in rescue mode and reset administrator password. Rescue mode allows you to login in single user mode without needing password. Do google search, you will find wealth of information.
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Disconnect the internet before doing this. \n\nwhile booting up your pc, press F2 or F8 or DEL depending on your BIOS. \n\nThen choose to enter "Safe Mode".\n\nOnce the winxp log on comes up, choose "Administrator". \n\nnormally there should be no password. If there is a password then only a person who created that password can unlock the PC. Else, reinstall the entire OS. \n\nOnce you are pass through the log on and once the computer starts up completely. \nGo to Control Panel - Users and remove or change YOUR password (the other users password, NOT ADMINISTRATOR)\n\nRestart and log on normally.
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Can your new computer access any of the other network computers?\n\nIt could be something simple like a firewall making the laptop  unaccessable by other computers. Pull your network off the internet, but leave the network active. Drop all your protection, firewalls, antivirus, etc and check again.\n\nIf you are running higher-end antivirus they have something like "internet security" that will really mess with a LAN.\n\nIf you can see the laptop on the network, but can't access it - I would begin by looking into the laptop security and permissons.
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It's tough to explain without your router model.  Basically, you sign on to your router through your internet browser, go to the wireless settings section, enable WPA encryption, enter a password, save, and then reconnect to the router by entering the password on your computer.\n\nThe best thing to do is to go to the website of the manufacturer of your router and see if they have a good walkthrough.\n\nThis is the only site I found that would make any sense at all to a beginner:\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/printable/article/id,115066/printable.html
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Disabling startup login prompt for password\n\nClick Start and Run \nType "Control Userpasswords2" and press enter. \nUncheck the box for "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer." \nClick Apply and Ok. \nDisabling prompt for password after Windows XP resumes from standby or hibernation\n\nClick Start, Settings, and Control Panel \nDouble-click Power Options \nUncheck the "Prompt for password when computer resumes from standby" option. \nClick Apply and then Ok.
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Restart your computer...\n\nHit F8 immediatly when it reboots.\n\nWhen you see the advanced menu, choose SAFE MODE, NOT SAFE MODE WITH NETWORKING\n\nOnce you see the startup screen, login to the ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT, \n\nYou will see 2 accounts, yours and ADMINISTRATOR...\n\nAdministrator is a hidden account, login to it...\n\nOnce logged in, click START, CONTROL PANEL, USER ACCOUNTS...\n\nFind your ACCOUNT and REMOVE THE PASSWORD FROM IT...\n\nTHEN RECREATE A NEW PASSWORD FOR IT...\n\nonce that is done, ALSO CREATE A PASSWORD FOR THE ADMIN ACCOUNT YOU ARE CURRENTLY IN...\n\nThis will disable whatever he is doing...\n\n\nafter that restart, enter your password, login...\n\ngo to http://www.ewido.com and download it, install it, update it, and run a full scan, remove all that it finds...
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Reboot the computer.\n\nTap/hold F8 while it's starting up (before Windows logo screen)\n\nScroll down and hit enter on "Start in Safe mode"\n\nWhen it loads to the username login screen, click or type Adminstrator. (by default, there is no password set)\n\nGo to Control Panel\n\nUser Accounts\n\nClick your login name\n\nClick Remove Password.\n\nReboot the computer.\n\nLogin and enjoy!
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That is a good start.  See if a wired connection from your computer to router will work.  \n\nCheck your firewall on your computer. Maybe you should disable that for now.  \n\nIf things don't get better, then use the wired connection to TURN OFF your WEP KEY password for now.   If you can establish a proper connection, then try a simply password scheme.  \n\nBut don't try to run without security forever.  YOU SHOULD BE USING THIS FEATURE.
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If email is not an option then please let us know how the computers are physically connected together, if you have put any info into the network cards on the computer, what green lights are on at the connections, etc. I am not sure what you mean by installing the router program and resetting it. Do you mean you reinstalled the operating system on the router and that you dumped the old configuration by resetting it? This format ( answers.yahoo.com )for troubleshooting is extremely difficult because we cannot get feedback.\n Did anyone change any of the network settings in the new computer that was replaced before you got it? \nThank You.
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Please go to the link provided below for step by step solution to your problem.\n\nHow to log on to Windows XP if you forget your password or your password expires http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305