I can set a password on my user account on my computer, but, it won't let type my password when logging in?
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First of all, you'll have to be or get the "administrator"(owner) of your machine to make the adjusts for you. If you're the administrator, go to the control panel, User Accounts folder, and click on your particular user name,,You'll see the area where you make the necessary changes. Hope this helps, Larry RadioShack 01-9590
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well i'm not sure which program you are trying to change the password for, but try going to:\n\nOptions\nEdit my Account Information\nChange Password\n\nThose are usually the logical order of things.
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xp, you set up administrator rights that should passworded. W2k and w98 also have easy password controls
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Hmm. There should be a security question to remind you of your previous password. I would suggest trying all passwords you have used in the past. If that doesn't work, call your computer manufacturer tech support for better advice. You can't be without an administrator account on most computers, so perhaps, if you have more than one account to the Windows program, one of the others is now Administrative. Don't forget your owner's manual, it can help you alot! =)
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Delete cookies from the PC. and try logging in again. In case you've SAVED previous password, you need to change it too.
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My Account (on top) - > Change My Password
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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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Spartacus has figured out your password you need to change it immediately but the first thing you should do is check for keyloggers on your p.c as they will give anyone who has made the program all the info you type.\n\nRun the following programs, theyre all free and very good, delete the stuff they find then change all passwords you can to a mix of letters & numbers.\n\nSPYBOT S&D\nAD-AWARE\nCCLEANER\nAND ANY OTHER SOFTWARE YOU HAVE ON PC\n\nYou will have to contact customer services to get help with the accounts you cannot get into
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Unless you reset it to something only you would know try using  admin as both the username and password.
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Click on >tools>internet options>>content tab, then click on enable..All the settings, are in there..You can set it up, the way you want to, and also have it password protected..I hope this helps..Good Luck..
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r u logged into that pc right now?? if so then go to control panel and then go to user accounts and change the password...if not then follow these instructions:\nrestart ur computer and when it boots up start tapping ur f8 key...it will come to a menu screen...arrow to safe mode and hit enter...it will ask u to choose ur username...choose administrator...it will say ur running in safe mode just click yes...go to control panel...user accounts...and change ur password..click ok...reboot and it will boot into normal mode and u should be good to go
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there isnt a password. You computermight be set up for an admin and the login you have has limited access in XP.
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aight.... I'm going to assume that you are running Windows XP on this.  If you are at the log-on screen, press Alt+Ctrl+Del at the same time and it will bring up a different log-on screen.  Chances are that nobody has set an administrator password on your computer because nobody ever does when they get an OEM computer.  \n\nFrom this log-on screen type the word "administrator" (no " ") as your log-on name and leave your password blank.  Click "ok" and you should be in as the administrator.  \n\nNext, go to control panel and go under user accounts.  You have the ability to remove the password for any account as the computer administrator.  Then just log out of this account, log back into yours (now passwor free) and set up a new one that you will remember.
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Nope. It is not possible. The best thing you can try is to look up the "Forgot Password" section and try to reset your password, if you are successful, then log on again and change the password to something extremely difficult for others to break, BUT EASY FOR YOU TO REMEMBER. \nPasswords are strong when they include UPPERCASE letters, lowercase letters, 139283 NUMBERS and &#%^*!@#&^ SPECIAL CHARACTERS. \n\nhope that helps
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First of all, you'll need to be logged in as an administrator. As administrator, Right-click "My computer" on your desktop, and select 'manage'. Click on the '+' sign by Local Users and Groups, click on 'Users'. Double-click on your screename, and an option should pop-up that says 'password never expires'. Check that and you'll either need to reboot your computer or log off (I forget which one). You should be set from there.
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the password you used is the right one?\nagain, adressing yourself to Yahoo! Help might work...
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I'll try to help you to my best existent.  When your computer starts up press F8 (its above your number keys) Go into safe mode, you don't need a password to get into a administrators account when your in safe mode. Then change your password however you do it in windows 2000, then write it down and restart. Then type it in then your in!\n\nHoped i helped