Login Troubles for Windows 2000 Professional?
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Just get Windows XP, it is sooo much better
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Unfortunately, that problem was created when Windows was installed on your computer. Someone added a password. If you don't want the sign-in screen, re-install Windows without adding a password. Just leave the space blank and click next. \n\nIf you're using XP, it should install right over itself without disturbing your programs, unlike Win 98. Always helps to make a Backup first though.
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When you first got this desktop was it locked with that or did you install the option for that? If you installed it then i'm going to assume it's the one that is in the control panel in windows XP. If this is all the case then to log on you need your correct username and password and you will have to enter them rather than useing windows xp (remembering) system. If you know your password then try useing the "Administrator" username try uppercase Administrators" and lowercase "administrator" if that doesn't work try "admin" and "Admin" if you don't know your password then(assuming you have windows xp) try doing a system restore on your computer by pressing F8 when your system starts, keep pressing F8 till a menu appears then "System Restore" should be somewhere on that list.  Hope i'm somewhere on the right track here.
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have you set an administrator account in the first instance..\n\nyou are on XP arent you?\n\ngo to your control panel, choose accounts, click administrator and \nset a new password..\n\nif you want to log into your administrator account from the login window, press control alt and del ... twice type your Administrator and password and voila
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software issue\ntry reintalling Windows
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you may want to try this, I had a problem and this is what Microsoft sent me\n\nThank you for contacting Windows Live Messenger Technical Support. My name is Mark, and I will be glad to assist you with your concern.\n\nBased on the information I received, I understand that you are unable to sign in to Windows Live Messenger because the sign in process just continues indefinitely. You also mentioned that the little men keeps on moving around just like the usual but it never signed you in. \n\nWe are aware that this is an emerging issue and we are working diligently to resolve it. Your satisfaction in resolving this issue is our top concern. We understand the importance of this issue, and we apologize for any convenience that this may have caused you. Rest assured I will do my best to help you with your concern.\n\nTo resolve this issue, you need to configure your RegEdit and generate connectivity logs for Windows Live Messenger. Below are the following steps to configure your RegEdit and it is very important to follo! w the steps in order and accordingly.\n\nNOTE: When working in the Registry Editor (REGEDIT), please perform only the steps as described below. Doing otherwise can result in serious damage to the Operating System. Microsoft and MSN can not be held responsible for this. \n\nThe steps below contain information about modifying the registry. Before you modify the registry, visit the following Web site to learn more about how to back up, restore, and edit the registry:\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;256986.\n\nWARNING: If you use Registry Editor incorrectly, you may cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall your operating system. Microsoft cannot guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using Registry Editor incorrectly. \n\n1. Click on Start and Run and type in REGEDIT and hit Enter \n2. In the registry editor, click on “HKEY_CURRENT_USER”, followed by “Software”, followed by “Microso! ft”, followed by “MSNMessenger”, and followed by “Policies”. \n3. Select the “Policies” key and delete the folder. \n4. Restart your machine. \n5. Sign into Windows Live Messenger again. \n\nHope this helps, but to be on the safe side back upi tyour registry first
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my elder bro is a professional user of windows98,2000,xp,longhorn etc, and when i asked himhe said that this problem can be fixed.\nthis problem always caused due to unproper shut down or deleting system files.to do it right you have to copy the same file from another's window. and then paste into the same directory of yours.\nwindows98 is favourite in peoples and beginners but it creatts a lot of problems like ur error. so bro u might install the xp. specially windows xp professional 2000. it might not coast any danger to ur pc also.\nhoping this will help! but xp is best (defined version).
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Get a windows2000/xp cd. Boot off that and goto the recovery console and that will ask you password you can put & then you can access the WindowsXP "secure" areas .\n\nif you need more help, you can contact me.
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you might need to register with microsoft if its home edition \ntry restarting in safe mode F8 and doing a system restore\nas well you can try loggin in from loggin screen as admin Control Alt Delete\n\nHope one of them works
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This can be a awkward one – you have various options\n\n1.Try logging into safe mode and logging as administrator – sometimes windows does not assign a password to the administrator\n\nIf this doesn’t work\n\n2.If you have data on the pc that is valuable, try searching yahoo or google for programs that can retrieve your password – but BEWARE these can be very expensive and CAN NOT guarantee to retrieve your password and may corrupt you master boot record or the registry and may stop your pc from starting\n\n3.  If you don’t mind losing your data – you can do a system recovery on your pc.  It all depends on your system if you have a hard drive recovery of a cd/dvd recovery.  If you have a HDD recovery some systems have a option of a non destructive recovery which MAY save your data.  Check your pc documentation – either of these recovery options will delete the password and will restore your pc to as if it has come out box brand new and no password will be applied to the sign in account.  Bit drastic but at least gets your pc working again.
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on the startup , keep pressing del key. \nenter 'safe mode'\nlog on to administrator\nreset password for all users.\n\nif that does not help\nthen re-install windows\n\nif that does not help, then trash ur pc
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Try booting it into safe mode by pressing F8 when the computer starts. If that doesnt work your probably out of luck since this handles the login for windows.
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Hello, If it's taking unusually long to login to Windows 2003 Server With Active Directory, you might want to stop the WMI(Windows Management Instrumentation) on each workstation. This can be done by going into control panel, services and stopping the WMI service, don't disable it just stop it. This should resolve problem. any further problems give me an email nelson@hackersoncall.com
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that sucks, there are a couple of things you can do though, if the information on the computer isn't important, you could reinstall windows at the expense of the data, or since you have a username and password, you should have also set up a admin account...type this address and follow instructions: http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/
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* Open Control Panel, and double-click on the Network icon.\n    * From the list entitled Primary Network Logon:, choose Windows Logon, and press OK.\n\n    * Note: If this doesn't work, make sure you didn't initially configure a password for yourself. If you did, Windows 98 will always require it. Double-click on the Passwords icon in Control Panel to choose nothing (leave it blank) for your password.
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system prefferences --> users and accounts\n\nYou can choose your options of logon. Just like the good ol winbl0wz
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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.