In control panel I opened new administration account and i lost all the data i had in the computer?
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find it in the recycling   bin that u uesed to create the acc...
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well if you havent set a password for the built-in adminstrator account...at the welcome screen hit ctl-alt-del twice which will bring up a logon dialog box..type user:administrator pw:blank and click ok..now goto user accounts in the control panel and reset your password. Hope that helps.\n\nGlad to have helped man. How about giving me a best answer!! Thanks.
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sounds like your hard drive took a dirt nap. you just need to go buy a new one and hope you can save your data.
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If you really want it bad, and the Deleted Items bin has been emptied, try this:\n\nhttp://www.stompsoft.com/recoverlostdata2.html
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By any chance did you make your folder private before reinstalling Windows?  I did the same thing and it took me awhile to figure out how to access the data.\n\nYou need to use Windows backup to backup the data and then you can restore it.  At one point, you will have the option to only back up the data or to back up the data and the security.  Only back up the data and then after restoring it, you will be able to access your files.\n\nIf you have XP Pro, then this utility is already installed.  If you have XP home, then you need to install it from the CD.  See the article below for full details on installing and using this utility.\n\nGood luck!
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If you are using windows XP like most people.\n\ngo to \nPrograms -> Accessories -> System tools -> System Restore\n\nWindows will guide you from there
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The easiest way is to do a system restore.  \n\nClick on Start\nThen Programs\nThen Accessories\nThen System tools\nThen System Restore\n\nAnd you will be asked to enter a date.  It will reset your computer to the way it was before the date you enter.  So if you accidently changed your settings yesterday, then enter a date before yesterday and it will put your system to how it was then.  \n\nBut note that any other changes and documents you have on your system will also change.  So if you have things you saved during this time period, save them on a disk first before you do a system restore.
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if you are administrator you can do so by going to control panel->user account or if you are not so use bootable disk during booting delete the administrator folder/account \nwhere all infomation is kept for information ask to vedicsiddhanth group
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You havnt got administrator rights.\n\nTry doing system restore to earlier date to save time.
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just reformat everything.  the windows o/s you have should boot automatically from your CD-ROM.  there are free utilities from majorgeeks.com to retrieve your lost data, even if you've reformatted the drive(s).  good luck, you're NOT an idiot.  everyone has had their computer woes.  how'd your Vista go?
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first depends what ur logging onto. if its windows go into control panel and go to Users or User Accounts whatever its called u can change everything in there
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Assuming it is/was on your harddrive, this should get you started: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=data+recovery  If not, you're out of luck.
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user accounts in control panel
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just follow this step ,\n\nclick on the start\nclick on the run\nin the open box type msconfig\nclick on ok\nsystem configuration window will open\nat the bottom u can see launch system restore, click on that\nthen  another window will open, click on restore my computer to a earlier point and then on the next\na calander will  appear, click on any bold  date in the calander before the date when ur computer was working fine,\nclick on next , next , it will automatically restart and restore, u will not loose any data \nu will be good to go
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When you installed new windows over the old you are getting an administrator privileges, though, just create a password for your current administrator user, and try.\n\nIf not, e-mail me, your problem is Delicious to me.
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The easiest way to fix it is to reboot the computer into Safe Mode (press F8 while it's starting up and you'll get a black-and-white menu where you can select Safe Mode). When you log in and the PC is in Safe Mode, it'll ask if you want to do a System Restore. Say yes, and it'll show you a calendar of all the restore points you have (it makes them on its own so don't worry if you didn't manually back it up). Select a date before you installed Registry Mechanic and it'll roll back your changes.\n\nIt only "undoes" system changes and won't change your data.
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Maybe you have "System Restore" disabled in control panel/system.