On Jan 29, 5:35 am, DaveyBoi <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you actually did format and upon logon you were asked for a
> password, it's because you chose it when you were setting up these
> accounts (assuming you're using Windows XP).
>
> You shouldn't need to use ever NEED to use Safe Mode UNLESS you're
> fixing bugs or using System Restore.
>
> You should also write down these passwords if you're not sure you're
> going to be able to remember them, writing passwords on paper is sooo
> much safer then just choosing ultra simple passwords like: password,
> 1234, pass1234, abcd1234, or any combination of those.
that is are to not doing so go for the Safe Mode....(simply
restartyour pc...than press F8..
steel preasing when you see the safe mode) option..When you start
windows disktop
go to the control pnale option snd you go the Administrative Tools and
go the
Computer Managementoption a simple tool bos you when see them.you
select the
Local User and Groups ....than u see 2 option user or groups u go the
User ....
u see your user name for many... than ur curent user Name sel and
right click on option
Set Password ...than u see the dilog Box Warning..for u...Dont
Warry ..Click process
and ok ...finaly your Password hav been Remouved .........or press
restart the pc .....or normal mode......
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