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by jnet
by lumberjack
by neuromancer
The easiest way I've found is to use the disk on this site: http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
It has worked great for me the few times I needed it, and I have heard many people who use it all the time and never had a problem. Just remember if by chance there were any encrpyted files you need under that account they will be lost forever (doubtful, don't know many people using EFS, especially on a personal system).
Of course, if you don't need any of the files on there at all, just install a new OS and select to format the hard drive when prompted.
by srtourettes
by cg it
by cg it
by cglrcng9
by srtourettes
by lcampbell
what passwords have you tried already?
I would suggest SNAP from the hint...
Anyway, what model computer is this? have you tried the Del key on boot to get to the BIOS?
by srtourettes
OK, I have tried to logon as a guest as well, and that's been disabled, I have tried the website that was suggested and I am not able to access the floppy disk when I insert it into the computer and it won't fit on floppy disk if I extract the files...
I have also pushed Ctrl+Pause when the scanning screen comes on right after you boot up. But, that hasn't taken me to MS-DOS yet like I was told it will. But I am still trying that, I think it may work. What would I do from there... use START A: or dir A:? Thanks for any help I recieve!
by lmon
by dcathey_4hm
by dhabih
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