New computer with windows 7 preloaded:
Setting up my new computer was a breeze, but when I tried to log onto windows, my password would not work. Having had this problem on an XP computer, and since I had nothing to lose, I rebooted from the disc included with my package. I don't know what wrong choice I made, but now I have a dual boot with two windows 7 os, one without a password that I can access and one with the preloaded windows 7 os that is password protected that I can't access. Is there a way to take off the original os?
Pearlbot
Setting up my new computer was a breeze, but when I tried to log onto windows, my password would not work. Having had this problem on an XP computer, and since I had nothing to lose, I rebooted from the disc included with my package. I don't know what wrong choice I made, but now I have a dual boot with two windows 7 os, one without a password that I can access and one with the preloaded windows 7 os that is password protected that I can't access. Is there a way to take off the original os?
Pearlbot
My Computer
At a glance
windows 7Intil Pentium Dual Core CPU E5400 (2.7GHZ, 80...Vostro, 4GB, Non-ECC, 1333MHz DDR3, 2x2GBNvidia G310, M114n
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Dell Vostro 230 Mini-Tower
- OS
- windows 7
- CPU
- Intil Pentium Dual Core CPU E5400 (2.7GHZ, 800FSB, 2MB L2)
- Motherboard
- -
- Memory
- Vostro, 4GB, Non-ECC, 1333MHz DDR3, 2x2GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Nvidia G310, M114n
- Sound Card
- -
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Dell 22in E2210HC / ViewSonic VX1932W M-3, MODLE: VS11444
- Hard Drives
- 250GB Serial ATA 7200RPM, 8MB Cache
- PSU
- -
- Case
- -
- Cooling
- -
