Banging head

Hi, I really hope someone can help me. My brother got me a laptop for my birthday and allowed my mother to set a password on it so my children could not get on to it. The problem is she cant remember what she put as the password
Problem is that i am 100+ miles away from them and am pretty useless at this sort of thing! Is there anyway i can bypass the initial windows password as my brother said there isnt one in the admin settings (which doesnt show on homepage)

ANy ideas/help would be greatfully appreciated

Helfire

There are numerous ways to circumvent passwords...none of which I prefer to share because we do not know the true ownership of the computer, etc. However, what you work out while talking to Google is completely up to you. :)

Why in the world didn`t she write it down or use something easily remembered, why in the world would you even let your children touch your laptop ?

I know I`m not helping much here. Like someone said Google it.

Zomby88 said:

Why in the world didn`t she write it down or use something easily remembered, why in the world would you even let your children touch your laptop ?

I know I`m not helping much here. Like someone said Google it.

CyberZeus said:

whs said:

Strange story.

Yes, strange for who is parent and who is child...

whs said:

Strange story.

PC Helper said:

Try Google it and come back to us.

Well, i can see that this was a complete waste of time, the only sensible and polite reply was from MacGyvr (can fully understand his point). As for all the other replies - i presumed that this was a site where people gave advice not just a general insult forum.

Many thanks for all your help

I absolutely agree with the comment by whs.

Whilst the replies given were in no way intended to question your integrity I'm sure you can understand why people are somewhat reticent in answering a query such as yours on this occasion.

I too am sorry if you misunderstood the manner of the replies, but generally speaking, people on WSF give of their time freely in an effort to help people who are struggling with an issue.