Lost Password
09 September 2002, 04:41 PM
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Network or home?
If network, get Administrator to "overwrite" their old password, check "prompt for change @ next logon", let the user know the temp one & have them change it when they next log on.
If home, much the same as long as its not the Administrator password you've lost!
If network, get Administrator to "overwrite" their old password, check "prompt for change @ next logon", let the user know the temp one & have them change it when they next log on.
If home, much the same as long as its not the Administrator password you've lost!
09 September 2002, 04:43 PM
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A slap around the head with a large fish . . .
But seriously, log on as Administrator and change it back, asssuming you are talking about the local password ?
But seriously, log on as Administrator and change it back, asssuming you are talking about the local password ?
09 September 2002, 06:33 PM
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There is a Linux Utility that will make a boot disk that will let you reset the password.
NT Linux Password Tool
[Edited by IanW - 9/9/2002 6:35:32 PM]
NT Linux Password Tool
[Edited by IanW - 9/9/2002 6:35:32 PM]
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