N
Nurmi
The other morning I was greeted by the request for my password to Windows XP.
I am the only user of the computer, therefore also the administrator. In
that capacity I have never felt the necessity to use a password. This
request was new, origion unknown and set to refuse entry without it.
I re-booted a number of times, then re-booted using save mode and finally
booted via the Windows XP Disk. Each time the result is the same. Unable to
go further I used a tech who had only one remedy, a re-format.
Now when I boot up I am still asked for a password, but am able to open the
Progr. by simply clicking OK.
What do I do the next time? Where did this come from? Is it an up-date to
increase security? Did I fail to see the instructions? Can I use DOS to at
least reformat and thus save the tech fees?
I am grateful for any explanation and advice.
I am the only user of the computer, therefore also the administrator. In
that capacity I have never felt the necessity to use a password. This
request was new, origion unknown and set to refuse entry without it.
I re-booted a number of times, then re-booted using save mode and finally
booted via the Windows XP Disk. Each time the result is the same. Unable to
go further I used a tech who had only one remedy, a re-format.
Now when I boot up I am still asked for a password, but am able to open the
Progr. by simply clicking OK.
What do I do the next time? Where did this come from? Is it an up-date to
increase security? Did I fail to see the instructions? Can I use DOS to at
least reformat and thus save the tech fees?
I am grateful for any explanation and advice.