Dumb mistake on my Asus laptop


  1. Warewasher
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    Dumb mistake on my Asus laptop


    I really feel dumb on this one....if nobody has the answer then I deserve to have to use the recovery dvd set .
    I locked myself out of my Windows 7 laptop with a silly password that I can't remember. Any way to get past the sign in screen?
    Even safe mode requires the password. Help!??
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  3. DeanP
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