confused

[Guest moon_beam86]

i can't get into my computer while i was away someone changed my user

settings and passwords and i can't get on my own computer

[Guest David B.]

Maybe ask those that had access to your account what they changed the

password to.

 

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"moon_beam86" <moon_beam86@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

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>i can't get into my computer while i was away someone changed my user

> settings and passwords and i can't get on my own computer </span>

[Guest Randall Flagg]

On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 11:47:01 -0800, moon_beam86

<moon_beam86@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

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>i can't get into my computer while i was away someone changed my user

>settings and passwords and i can't get on my own computer</span>

 

You're screwed.

[Guest Malke]

moon_beam86 wrote:

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> i can't get into my computer while i was away someone changed my user

> settings and passwords and i can't get on my own computer</span>

 

http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/

 

Create a bootable CD with the .iso file you download by burning as an image,

not as data. Boot with it and change your password back.

 

But if I were you, I'd consider backing up my data and doing a clean install

of Windows because who knows what the "someone" did to your machine.

 

Malke

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