on 5/10/01 1:09 PM, Andrew W. Hill at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Oh.  But the computer is still usable?
> Go into the computer you are trying to connect to.  Go into the
> Users&Groups, or File Sharing control panel and select Users and
> Groups (if you dont have a Users&Groups panel).  Double click her
> user.  Theres a password field.  Change it :)
> 
I tried that (owner of the computer) and it reverts to the old password!!!


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