Hello,
This disk is used when you need to reset your password and don't remember
what it is.
You insert it when prompted on the logon screen if you type in your
password incorrectly.
This isn't intended to be a file for anyone to open to read a password.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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|>Help!
|>I created a "password reset disk" and now can't open. Why would MS give
you
|>an option to create such disk and not show how to open it?
|>Thanks,
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