On Mar 13, 8:11 am, vips <vipi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
sandy58 wrote:
> On Mar 13, 8:11 am, vips <vipi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
>> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
>
> Remove the CMOS battery for 30mins.
How does that work? Does removing the CMOS battery affect Windows?
On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 01:18:14 -0700 (PDT), sandy58
<aleckie60@googlemail.com> wrote:
>On Mar 13, 8:11 am, vips <vipi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
>> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
>
>Remove the CMOS battery for 30mins.
Larry Roberts wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Mar 2008 01:18:14 -0700 (PDT), sandy58
> <aleckie60@googlemail.com> wrote:
>
>> On Mar 13, 8:11 am, vips <vipi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
>>> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
>>
>> Remove the CMOS battery for 30mins.
>
>
> He said Window's password, not the BIOS password.
Mind you, I've had plenty of customers that wouldn't know the difference!
In article <b4587eba-912f-464e-98df- bbfeb6f922d8@s13g2000prd.googlegroups.com>, vipingu@gmail.com says...
> I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
>
Is this XP? If so try safe mode and logging on as administrator. Often
password can just be blank.
--
Pete Ives
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"vips" <vipingu@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
Tried Google? This gave a number of hits:
>>> "I forgot the password for logging on to windows" <<< HTH, s
"vips" <vipingu@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
A guy on Ebay sells "electronically delivered" prog. to burn to cd,
insert it, re-start computer, and follow directions, and you've got password
set. Offers tech. assistance AND 100% refund if unhappy. Got 700 feedbacks
with 99.7% positive--that'd earn my trust! Look at his ad, & his
feedback-history, & read from buyers who said it works--several got out of
jambs they said no one had fixed. HTH--if so, report back so we can all buy
one. And NO, NO, NO, I am NOT him/her and I don't KNOW him/her. If he was
gouging us with price I might tell you to get it, email me a copy, and I'd
PayPal you half--but hey, he's gotta make a living and his price is cheap.
sdlomi2
>> I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help
>> me how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
>
> A guy on Ebay sells "electronically delivered" prog. to burn
> to cd,
> insert it, re-start computer, and follow directions, and you've
> got password set. Offers tech. assistance AND 100% refund if
> unhappy. Got 700 feedbacks with 99.7% positive--that'd earn my
> trust!
I would be significantly more concerned. I would consider how long
the seller has had the account. I would also look at whether the
seller has an unusual number of withdrawn feedback. A bad seller
will leave retaliatory feedback to coerce the buyer into removing
his (or her) neutral or negative feedback.
Fortunately, eBay feedback rules are changing this month to prevent
sellers from retaliation, so eventually you won't see the totally
unrealistic 99.9% feedback anymore and hopefully you will get to see
honest feedback from sellers.
> Look at his ad, & his feedback-history, & read from buyers who
> said it works--several got out of jambs they said no one had
> fixed. HTH--if so, report back so we can all buy one. And NO,
> NO, NO, I am NOT him/her and I don't KNOW him/her. If he was
> gouging us with price I might tell you to get it, email me a copy,
> and I'd PayPal you half--but hey, he's gotta make a living and his
> price is cheap. sdlomi2
>
>
>
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>>I forgot the password for logging on to windows. Can anyone help me
>> how can i recover that wihout loosing all my data on desktop.
>
> A guy on Ebay sells "electronically delivered" prog. to burn to cd,
> insert it, re-start computer, and follow directions, and you've got password
> set. Offers tech. assistance AND 100% refund if unhappy. Got 700 feedbacks
> with 99.7% positive--that'd earn my trust! Look at his ad, & his
> feedback-history, & read from buyers who said it works--several got out of
> jambs they said no one had fixed. HTH--if so, report back so we can all buy
> one. And NO, NO, NO, I am NOT him/her and I don't KNOW him/her. If he was
> gouging us with price I might tell you to get it, email me a copy, and I'd
> PayPal you half--but hey, he's gotta make a living and his price is cheap.
> sdlomi2
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BEWARE, seller "detailedauctions" leaves retaliatory feedback
attempting to force ebay buyers to remove neutral or negative
feedback.
703 Feedback received (viewing 1-25)
Ratings mutually withdrawn: 5
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