Thank you for your help. Josh
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Hi list. I am having a very serious problem right now. For some
reason, I cannot log into my laptop. I have tried many times,
and I know I have typed the password correctly. I think the
thing that caused the problem was when I was messing around with
the net user command the night before the problem happened. I
was just experimenting, as I usually do, and I changed the
password through command prompt. Actually, I didn't really
change x; I just used the password I have already to see if I
could get the command to work. So, I know my password is still
the same. So, I guess the question is, can using the net user
command mess up a user account, and what is the easiest way for
me to log back in. I did try downloading Windows Login Recovery
pro demo, burning a cd, and attempting to boot to that cd, but my
laptop didn't seem to want to boot from the disc. This was still
a problem, even after changing the boot priority in the bios. I
have a toshiba laptop running Windows 7 Home Premeum. I am
wondering what options I have left. Is their something I missed,
or an easier way to get back into my machine then messing around
with log-in recovery software, and trying to boot from a cd. And
if not, why isn't my laptop booting from the disc I am trying to
use?
I usually can fix a good majority of problems I experience with
my technology, but this one is a bit complicated.
