digital ID in outlook express

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I just found that my hacker roommate has signed MY digital ID..has all codes
and is accessing all my contents in XP media edtion. whrn I tried to add
something It told me that I was invalid information. Matt has registered the
compter to himself thru Sony vaio..has top admin rights ..I have admin
privilages....I wondered what was going on with all my signins and my email
is totally messed up...I have 3 identies and now none of them are getting my
usual mail , wont accept my password in two id's and they NEVER get mail
anymore. I do online banking fora several people and have access to their
bank acct.......now so does Matt.......please tell me what to do . I am self
taught on all my experience with computers for about 18 months help dagny
 
You need to do a clean install. BTW, no one else can use your digital
certificate unless they know the password.
 
Call the police and also inform all those whose bank accounts he has had
access to.
Wipe the PC, reinstall, get a new ID, don't give anyone access to it.
Get a new roomie this one sounds like a real loser.

Regards
Mark Dormer
 
microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin news group, Ted Zieglar
You need to do a clean install. BTW, no one else can use your digital
certificate unless they know the password.
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Certificates do not have passwords by default. Besides which, the OP is
talking about login IDs and not certificates.
 
I did not sign up for the digital id HE DID using my name, dagny does that
change your answer?
 
well no Paul I am talking about the certifcates. he initiated the digitl id
and established himself as me..thanks dagny
 
microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin news group, =?Utf-8?B?
ZGFnbnk=?= said:
well no Paul I am talking about the certifcates. he initiated the digitl id
and established himself as me..thanks dagny
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What certificates exactly are you referring to here? You're going to
have to provide some more details about exactly what is going on here.

To be honest, if this person did what you seem to be saying he did then
the solution to your problem isn't really a technical one. Call the
police and/or sit down and talk to your roommate about this.
 
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