need to reset my local system password as i 4gt the same .\nDo we have any sftwr fr the same so tht it can be done wthut loos of data. As i have remove all group from local admin group. Evn the domain admin group .
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option 1\nconnect your hard drive to another computer and go to this path\nwindows\nsystem32\nconfig \nthen in the config folder delete a file with the name SAM and you r done\nor use the ERD commander to start windows and do the same\nu can use an NTFS startup disk álso to start windows from DOS and delete the same file
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I'm using the system provided by Loginizer.com\nto manage all my personal passwords.\nIt's easy to use and really helpful!\nI don't have any problems with my passwords anymore.
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Sounds like you accidently provided the wrong password when you changed it. Just try logging in through "forgot password." They'll reset the password for you.
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other user name woow u can hack therre ids by changin passwords\nok dont worry\nbefore u login just delete all cookies and temporary internet files under\ntools-->internet options delete them \nand login now fresh everything goes fine
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You do not need a program to "reset" your computer admin password.\n\nsimply go to...\n\nStart>Run> \n\nthen type...\n\ncontrol userpasswords2\n\nand then hit ok.\n\n\nAfter that,...  Select your admin account, then hit "reset password". This will blank out your current password (i personaly recomend having a password on your admin account tho, big security risk if you do not have one)\n\nhope that helps =)
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I assume that if the PC allows you to log in as administrator you must be using XP Pro. When you log in as admin, rather than checking "users" in the Control Panel, go into Administrative Tools instead, then into Computer Management. There is a section on the left called "Local Users and Groups", and if you go into Users you should see any other account created on that PC. Right-click on the one you've forgotten the password to, and choose "Set Password." Once you've reset the password, log out (or just reboot), then log in as that user.\n\n(Edit: I may have misunderstood your question. If you are saying you log in as administrator and never create any other account, then the answer above mine is correct. You can use a boot floppy or cd to reset the administrator account password. There are others besides that one if you just search for them on Google.)
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the software they are talking about has to be on a floppy then when you boot your pc, you can reset the password. I hope this link can help you. http://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm#20\nOr if you can boot to safemode (pressing f8 while booting) go to start the run and type  control userpasswords2 and reset admin password.
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Wish I had an answer as the exact same thing is happening to me.  In my instance it's logging off and  loggong on every few minutes.  Every so often I will the "...you have been loggged into another machine."  Like you I thought my password may have been stolen somehow so I immediately changed my password, but I still experience the same thing.  I have 2 computers and am experiencing similar results on both.  Haven't tried a new ID yet, and haven't had any luck in finding resources, but am still looking.  I have software/hardware firewalls, virus scanners, and all my wireless protocols are encrypted (not with WEP).  This is a recent issue that just started out of the blue after yahoo officially moved all of us to the new mail system.  Oh, and you gotta love those automated responses from yahoo.  If anyone else has run into this and tried other things to try to resolve it or at least narrow it down the info would be helpful.
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spend all night guessing passwords..... that's about it.....\n\nhere's a starter list:\n\npassword\nmaster\ngod\nadmin\nadministrator\ndefault\nnone\nroot\n8883706561.... oh wait, that is the password to our firewall... or is it some phone number that i was supposed to remember?
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if you are still having a administrator group user \n\ngoto _>start> run > type "control userpasswords2" >press enter  (without double codes) select the user and reset password .\n\n\nif not just email me at \n\nlinkmaster_kmwsoftech@yahoo.com  .
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Hook everything up correctly and then put in the disc it comes with and follow the setup directions.  If you need to do it manually, open up a browser and enter the address (http://192.168.1.1), then leave the username blank and put the password as admin... once you get into the setup, just change your Network name, and secure it with a WEP key.  Then save the changes.
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If you can get your hands on ERD Commander from Winternals you can boot with their CD and reset the password. You can also try this:
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Probably missing the ability to "log on as a service"  Local Security setting.   \n\nCheck the following:  Start | Settings | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Local Security  Settings | Local Policies | User Right Assignment | Log on as a service (Double click this item).  Add yourself to this (Click ADD)\nClick Advanced | Select find now..  Select your user name from the list.   Click ok.  Click ok again to complete the changes.  Afterwards, reboot your computer and see no error messages.\n\n-KOZ\nYES-Team Computer Repair \nhttp://www.yes-team.com
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Hi,\n\nI think you are a dead duck!\nAnyways, you can try guest account to get data (only if you saved the data in any other folder except My Documents and the rest)\n\nYou can also try to boot your PC with another operating system such as Windows 98 bootable (works only if you have FAT32 partition)\n\nIf you have a PC that can be used to write CDs I strongly recommend that you download the ISO image file I have referred to in sources section.\n\nAll the information on how to reset the Admin password is given in the documentation. But I will brief you here.\n\nJust download this file. Extract it using WINZIP. Write the ISO Image on to a CD. Do not drag this file to CD. Choose write ISO image. Come to this PC, insert the CD and boot from CD. Follow the instruction as given in the website. \n\nYou can try Bart PE. Gives you an alternate entry in your PC. It is a Operating System that runs from the CD itself. Just go to the website and you will know what i am talking about.\n\nI am sure, you can recover all your data/reset the password.\n\nCheers!
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★★ RESETTING WINDOWS ADMIN PASSWORD ★★\n\n◙ There are several ways to reset a Windows Administrator password. Below are three examples.\n\n◙ First you have to decide whether you have Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional Edition. If you don't know you can easily find that information this way.\n\n1. Open the Start Menu\n2. Right-click the My Computer icon and click on Properties.\n3. The version will be listed there in that page's System Area.\n\n◙ How to reset the Administration password for Windows XP Home Edition.\n\n1. Restart (click Start Menu > Turn Off Computer > Restart) your computer.\n2. Press F8 repetedly until the Boot Mode menu appears.\n3. Start Windows XP in the troubleshooting mode by selecting "Safe Mode".\n3. When the Widows Logon screen appears, a new user account appears at the top called "Administrator".\n4. Logon with that account which rarely needs a password.\n5. Once you are in go to the Control Panel and reset your password.\n\n◙ How to reset the Administration password for Windows XP Professional Edition.\n\n1. When the Windows XP Logon screen appears, press CTRL+ALT+DELETE twice very quickly.\n2. Type "Administrator", and leave the password box blank and you are usually allowed to enter.\n\n◙ Didn't that work for you? Well there is another way you can try. You can go to the web site below and download a program that will grab your encrypted password file. Get the information from that program and email the info to the web site and in a day or two you'll get your password back.\n\n◙ TIP: You can get you password back in a few minutes if you give them $20.\n\n☞ http://www.loginrecovery.com/\n\n◙ More information at the Microsoft Support Site.\n\n☞ http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=site%3Amicrosoft.com+windows+xp+forgot+password\n\n◙ The source of this information was "PCs, The Missing Manual". If you have Windows XP you really need to buy this wonderful book. It is worth every penny they are charging for it. Ipoders will find some helpful information here too.\n\n☞ http://www.missingmanuals.com/\n\n◙ Your computer comes with built-in help files. To get password information click on the START BUTTON > HELP & SUPPORT > SEARCH FOR "PASSWORDS". These help pages used to be a complete waste of time because they were so vague. But now they are very helpful. Back in the old days hard drive space was so small they really couldn't hold the huge cross-referenced help files we have today.
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Not even sure what you mean...how are you loggin in and did you try and request a new password? this would tell you if your username even exists
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It is possible that the password changed somehow, so then the "stored" password on the PC didn't match what the ISP had.  In order to get the password reset, you may need to contact your ISP either over the web or by phone.