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| | Password not accepted I have dual boot OS to Vista Ultimate and XP Pro. Vista has password on bootup; XP does not. Vista usage is 98% of the time. Vista also has Windows Home Server installed on an HP EX475. Driver or software malfunction in Vista so booted in safe mode to system restore to earlier date. Rebooted and Vista will no longer accept password. I can still load XP OS which is where I am typing this message from. The Vista and XP are OEM versions from the computer manufacturer Xi Computer.com. Everything is backed up to the Home Server. The Home Server software is not installed in XP. 1. Is there a way to remove the password from Vista or regain access? 2. Did I unknowingly commit a sin? 3. Is this preventable in the future? |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Password not accepted I have dual boot OS to Vista Ultimate and XP Pro. Vista has password on bootup; XP does not. Vista usage is 98% of the time. Vista also has Windows Home Server installed on an HP EX475. Driver or software malfunction in Vista so booted in safe mode to system restore to earlier date. Rebooted and Vista will no longer accept password. I can still load XP OS which is where I am typing this message from. The Vista and XP are OEM versions from the computer manufacturer Xi Computer.com. Everything is backed up to the Home Server. The Home Server software is not installed in XP. 1. Is there a way to remove the password from Vista or regain access? 2. Did I unknowingly commit a sin? 3. Is this preventable in the future? I do not know how this will work with a dual boot system, but METHOD THREE is good at resetting the password. Reset User Account Password Shawn |
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| | Re: Password not accepted I know if you want to reset a log in password for vista you can buy this program. http://www.password-changer.com/ If you are using bitlocker this might not work! Because you need the correct password decrypt your files. "jmdr" <jmdr@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:176EB1CF-2A9B-44AD-9E93-4A8CF8B4C7A3@xxxxxx Quote: > I have dual boot OS to Vista Ultimate and XP Pro. Vista has password on > bootup; XP does not. Vista usage is 98% of the time. Vista also has > Windows > Home Server installed on an HP EX475. Driver or software malfunction in > Vista > so booted in safe mode to system restore to earlier date. Rebooted and > Vista > will no longer accept password. I can still load XP OS which is where I am > typing this message from. The Vista and XP are OEM versions from the > computer > manufacturer Xi Computer.com. > Everything is backed up to the Home Server. The Home Server software is > not > installed in XP. > 1. Is there a way to remove the password from Vista or regain access? > 2. Did I unknowingly commit a sin? > 3. Is this preventable in the future? > |
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