quote:Originally posted by MattyRid
this tends to work with XP pro, but I'm not 100% sure about XP home but you could try loading up in safe mode and getting into the "administrator" account and changing your password that way.
Meh. I never use that I am the only admin on my box so that the account is pretty well locked up
I've never had to use it myself, but I have seen it done before on various computers with XP Pro on it, hence why I'm not 100% sure about XP Home.
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RE: users on xp
quote:Originally posted by MattyRid
I've never had to use it myself, but I have seen it done before on various computers with XP Pro on it, hence why I'm not 100% sure about XP Home.
it works on both home and pro, i've talked several aol members through it on both versions
off topic: god damn can it be hard to get an aol member to find the keyboard sometimes
quote:Originally posted by MattyRid
I've never had to use it myself, but I have seen it done before on various computers with XP Pro on it, hence why I'm not 100% sure about XP Home.
It works on Media Center Edition aswell. I've tried it lots of times.
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RE: RE: users on xp
quote:Originally posted by Felu
quote:Originally posted by MattyRid
I've never had to use it myself, but I have seen it done before on various computers with XP Pro on it, hence why I'm not 100% sure about XP Home.
It works on Media Center Edition aswell. I've tried it lots of times.
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I am the only admin on my box so that the account is pretty well locked up 
