Solve : forgot my password to login to windows xp?

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Answer» I forgot my password to login to windows xp Is there anyway to login ?How do people forget their passwords to Windows? There must be some epidemic that causes amnesia. I got my card just a few days back, but its amazing, I have cracked a million codes by now. Anyway ...............I have also forgoten my password. As an explanation, it is an older computer of mine and I did change it shortly before not using it anymore. So is there a way to get in, codebreaker? I have a ton of Photos and programs I would not like to LOSE. Please someone have an answer.I guess I should also put in my laptop is a Gatway running Windows XP.Please START your own theard if nessary. We are not required to gove out information like this.all u have to do is press f8 at start up to get to the safemode feature. Once u get there u can go to settings and find security settings. There u can change or delete passwords. Once u do that turn the computer off and reboot regularly. Now you should have either a new password or not have a password at all. You'll probably need the password in order to not have oneOK that is funny. Quote from: quaxo on April 28, 2008, 08:48:12 PM How do people forget their passwords to Windows? There must be some epidemic that causes amnesia. The same affliction that causes expensive Program CD's to go missing as well....Now, I once misplaced a Windows CD, couldn't find it for a month and found out I had just put it in the wrong case. I've had clients who didn't realize the importance of recovery CDs and misplaced them. But a Windows password? Something you use every TIME you turn on or restart the computer. Any request for such a thing is always suspicious to me. And I don't buy the "my kid CHANGED it and doesn't remember now" story either. That "kid" better start thinking!I got 30 PM's from someone who "mis-placed" their AutoCad CD's......imagine just CASUALLY misplacing something that's worth over $800.00

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I forgot my password to login to windows xp

Is there anyway to login ?How do people forget their passwords to Windows? There must be some epidemic that causes amnesia.

I got my card just a few days back, but its amazing, I have cracked a million codes by now.
Anyway ...............I have also forgoten my password. As an explanation, it is an older computer of mine and I did change it shortly before not using it anymore. So is there a way to get in, codebreaker? I have a ton of Photos and programs I would not like to LOSE. Please someone have an answer.I guess I should also put in my laptop is a Gatway running Windows XP.Please START your own theard if nessary. We are not required to gove out information like this.all u have to do is press f8 at start up to get to the safemode feature. Once u get there u can go to settings and find security settings. There u can change or delete passwords. Once u do that turn the computer off and reboot regularly. Now you should have either a new password or not have a password at all. You'll probably need the password in order to not have oneOK that is funny. Quote from: quaxo on April 28, 2008, 08:48:12 PM

How do people forget their passwords to Windows? There must be some epidemic that causes amnesia.

The same affliction that causes expensive Program CD's to go missing as well....Now, I once misplaced a Windows CD, couldn't find it for a month and found out I had just put it in the wrong case. I've had clients who didn't realize the importance of recovery CDs and misplaced them. But a Windows password? Something you use every TIME you turn on or restart the computer. Any request for such a thing is always suspicious to me. And I don't buy the "my kid CHANGED it and doesn't remember now" story either. That "kid" better start thinking!I got 30 PM's from someone who "mis-placed" their AutoCad CD's......imagine just CASUALLY misplacing something that's worth over $800.00

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