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| My boyfriend died 3 weeks ago and he install Windows Vista Ulitmate on this computer as the administrator. I cannot get any help in trying to change me as the adminstrator on this computer. My email is queenebony30@yahoo.com. How can get help to change this. I cannot install anything. | Guest
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| This might help - www.password-changer.com - there are other similar tools - just google for admin password. "fredia" <fredia@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:06DD4DE8-0B01-4BB6-B199-0A9076A592C3@microsoft.com... Quote:
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| will this help me find his password or to help me change it on this computer. "Mac" wrote: Quote:
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| Yes, it should, but before you spend money on such a tool you should check out the others that are available (I'm not sure which is best)... read this... http://pcsupport.about.com/od/window...tvistapass.htm "fredia" <fredia@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BAAADC51-38C7-4381-99B3-4673397FDA9D@microsoft.com... Quote:
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| Also there is a good reason why such tools are not free.. ie you wouldn't want every schoolboy hacker running around with such tools... "Mac" <mac@nospam.com> wrote in message news:A0977004-0B9A-4672-AAD7-43116103C331@microsoft.com... Quote:
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| If all of these suggestions that Mac is giving you fail, then simply run a clean installation of Windows. Note that this will wipe out everything you have on the machine. And I'm sorry about your boyfriend. "fredia" wrote: Quote:
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| Hi Kevin I haven't done that yet, but I don't have the program to run it. "Kevin Hicks" wrote: Quote:
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| You don't need a program to do it. Every computer (except if you buy it from eBay or something) comes with a Windows reinstallation disc. It should say the version on the front of it. Simply shut down the computer and boot from the CD. On most computers now, you push F12 at the startup screen where it says 'Dell' to boot from a device. "queenebony30" wrote: Quote:
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