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You have a couple of problems if your computer was changed by a remote user without your permission. If I were you, I'd reformat the hard drive, reinstall the operating system, and make sure I had a good firewall in place.
But perhaps I'm misreading your question, and you can elaborate a little on what you have and what happened.
YOUR ANSWER MATCHED THE CONCENSUS OF MY FRIENDS/ASSOCIATES, YET HELPED TO CONFIRM MY SUSPICIONS. THANX
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I'm with Max. You've got bigger fish to fry. Anyway, if you're using w2k or xp with ntfs then get a copy of NT Offline Password Recovery from here:
http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
Reset the admin account, get back in, reset your account and then lock that system down.
Cheers.
RW
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REALLY HELPED, I WAS AMAZED TO GET SUCH QUICK RESPONSE. SALUD!!
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