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| | ASP.net Machine Account Several weeks ago, at someones suggestion, I changed my Administrators Account to a Standard User Account.This was as a result of the topic "Why use a standard user account instead of an administrators account. I must have changed something as a result. I'm regretting this. Now, when I want to make any changes a window appears, Asp.net Machine Account, and asks for a Password. I never set up this account and do not have a password. When I check my user accounts all that is shown is a Standard Account. The Administrators Account is no longer listed. I was told this Asp Account is blocking my Administrators Account. My Administrators Account was set up without any password. Is there a remedy without reinstalling Vista? |
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