pavilion23
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please help I forgot my pasword to log on
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It's against Forum Rules for us to discuss methods of bypassing passwords.
How did you log on yesterday?
How did you log on yesterday?
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My nephew moved in with us and i went into set up parental controls, and I changed my administrator password word and forgot next day
I guess short of sending back my pc or buying some sort of disk im locked out.
Last year my nephew crashed our laptop ie; the parental controls
I guess short of sending back my pc or buying some sort of disk im locked out.
Last year my nephew crashed our laptop ie; the parental controls
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How About THIS.
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I don't think so. You can even find a password resetting tutorial on the tutorial section- http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/85657-password-reset.html
However i would suggest using "Trinity Rescue Kit" which is easier.
Download link : Trinity Rescue Kit | CPR for your computer
Video guide : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsV4mzurr6U]]
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This looks cool. Does it handle W8 UEFI secure boot etc..?
Edit: I found this blog and it makes me think W8 changes everything.
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You log on with one of your other administrator accounts and remove the password.
Okay, sorry. That was partly in jest. Personally I have 5 user accounts on my machine, 4 of which are admins. I store the passwords on a piece of paper (you'd be surprised how secure that is!).
Barring that, you should be able to create a new user from the install disks if you still have them, by (unfortunately) re-installing with the "repair" option. If memory serves, you can create a user during the installation process.
I could be wrong though ...
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