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From: partimeadmin on 20 Feb 2010 22:23 I am running Windows XP Pro. The computer had a password but no user name to log on at start up. I set up another account with a user name and password and gave it full administrator rights. Now I cannot log on to the original user no matter what I try. I can still see the original account in users. It was the original administrator of the computer. Log on is local. The computer is part of a workgroup and a peer-to-peer network. Please tell me how to be able to log onto the original user. Thanks!
From: Shenan Stanley on 21 Feb 2010 05:37 partimeadmin wrote: > I am running Windows XP Pro. The computer had a password but no > user name to log on at start up. I set up another account with a > user name and password and gave it full administrator rights. Now I > cannot log on to the original user no matter what I try. I can > still see the original account in users. It was the original > administrator of the computer. Log on is local. The computer is > part of a workgroup and a peer-to-peer network. Please tell me how > to be able to log onto the original user. Thanks! CTRL_ALT_DEL twice at the welcoem logon screen. "Administrator" as the username (assuming that was the username.) Leave the password blank (as you said it had no password.) -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
From: partimeadmin on 21 Feb 2010 14:03 "Shenan Stanley" wrote: > partimeadmin wrote: > > I am running Windows XP Pro. The computer had a password but no > > user name to log on at start up. I set up another account with a > > user name and password and gave it full administrator rights. Now I > > cannot log on to the original user no matter what I try. I can > > still see the original account in users. It was the original > > administrator of the computer. Log on is local. The computer is > > part of a workgroup and a peer-to-peer network. Please tell me how > > to be able to log onto the original user. Thanks! > > CTRL_ALT_DEL twice at the welcoem logon screen. > "Administrator" as the username (assuming that was the username.) > Leave the password blank (as you said it had no password.) > > -- > Shenan Stanley > MS-MVP > -- > How To Ask Questions The Smart Way > http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html > > > . >
From: partimeadmin on 21 Feb 2010 14:06 "Shenan Stanley" wrote: > partimeadmin wrote: > > I am running Windows XP Pro. The computer had a password but no > > user name to log on at start up. I set up another account with a > > user name and password and gave it full administrator rights. Now I > > cannot log on to the original user no matter what I try. I can > > still see the original account in users. It was the original > > administrator of the computer. Log on is local. The computer is > > part of a workgroup and a peer-to-peer network. Please tell me how > > to be able to log onto the original user. Thanks! > > CTRL_ALT_DEL twice at the welcoem logon screen. > "Administrator" as the username (assuming that was the username.) > Leave the password blank (as you said it had no password.) > > -- > Shenan Stanley > MS-MVP > -- > How To Ask Questions The Smart Way > http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html > > Ok that sounds like the solution. It had a password but no administrator name. How do I name the administrator so I dont have to press ctrl alt delete everytime I logon with that account? Its critical to keep that account's files the same. Thanks for your help! > . >
From: Shenan Stanley on 21 Feb 2010 14:09
partimeadmin wrote: > I am running Windows XP Pro. The computer had a password but no > user name to log on at start up. I set up another account with a > user name and password and gave it full administrator rights. Now I > cannot log on to the original user no matter what I try. I can > still see the original account in users. It was the original > administrator of the computer. Log on is local. The computer is > part of a workgroup and a peer-to-peer network. Please tell me how > to be able to log onto the original user. Thanks! Shenan Stanley wrote: > CTRL_ALT_DEL twice at the welcome logon screen. > "Administrator" as the username (assuming that was the username.) > Leave the password blank (as you said it had no password.) partimeadmin wrote: > . Perhaps I missed something in your response... Did you say, "."? Can you expand on that? -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |