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by provodnik
Download System Security utility that will help you to reset some of the system policies. Download from http://www.freedrive.com/ASP/PostFolderShortcut.asp?fsc=11668484
You would have to have a freedrive account which is free to get.
Good luck
Alexander
by scellio
by derkomph
Goto www.xteq.com and download a free utility called X-Setup and install it...
Open the program and you see system aspects that can be modified. Follow this path:
System --> Security --> Common --> Screensaver Password
Press the Delete Password button and you're done!
(I'm sure a quicker method exists, but this little utility can do so many other tweaks that it is worth having...)
by scellio
by derkomph
Reboot the system and press F5 to bypass the CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT files. Now find the [Screen saver] section in your CONTROL.INI file and delete it or REMark it out (this is the encrypted password). Then scroll down to the [Screen saver.Name]section (where "Name" is the name of the screen saver being used) and either change PWProtected from 1 to 0 or delete the entire section. Save the file and reboot.
To disable the screen saver's password protection, you'll need to edit the Registry. Start the REGEDIT utility from the Run menu and navigate to the key
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
You should see a value named ScreenSaveUsePassword in REGEDIT's right-hand panel. Double-click this value and change its data from 1 to 0. Now the screen saver is not password protected.
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