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by sthomas
by nivek
Just to the left of the "Change Password" button is a "Password Protected" check box. You'll need to check that box as well.
Maxwell
by nivek
by lizzy
There are several things you can do to troubleshoot this. Takes time, but will probably fix it.
Control Panel, Add\Remove Programs, Windows setup, remove any screen savers. Search for all *.PWL files on the PC and delete them. Choose no screen saver in display properties. Reboot the PC.
Once you have rebooted the PC, you will be prompted for a password to log on to windows. Press enter for none. Reinstall the screensavers. Reboot. Choose the desired screen saver and add a password.
Hope this helps.
by nivek
by njanear
For the Win95 Operating Systems that ask for the Old Password do the following;
With caution of course:
1. Open the registry editor (regedit) to this key
a) click start
b) click on run
c) enter REGEDIT in the run box
2. Go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\PwdProvider\SCRSAVE3. In the right pane, right-click the UseMasterKey key and select
modify (If no entry for UseMasterKey exists exit REGEDIT and proceed to
step 5.
4. There will be a set of hexadecimal numbers (01 00 00 00), change
them all to zero 0 (zero).
5. Right click on desktop, and scroll down to and click properties.
6. Goto the screensaver tab.
7. Click on the password protect CHANGE button, and enter your
password once in each box.8. Click Apply and OK.
by nivek
by nivek
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