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hi to all!!
i wanna remove my windows startup password.somebody has kept it in my pc.
i know the password but don't know how to remove windows startup password.
kindly help me out.
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Just goto Control Panel->User Accounts->Your User Name->Remove My Password. From there, you will just have to confirm your current password.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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thanks sir but my question was not related to administrator or user passwords
its windows start up password.
when windows starts then a dialog box appears asking enter windows startup password.
kindly try to help me out
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vishal dhir wrote: thanks sir but my question was not related to administrator or user passwords
its windows start up password.
Do you mean the screen that shows after Windows boots up? If so, you would change the password the same way.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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thanks for the reply sir.
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vishal dhir wrote: when windows starts then a dialog box appears asking enter windows startup password.
There's no such thing! There is no Windows startup password. It only asks for a user account and password.
If there is a "Startup Password", it's only because there is a third party product installed, such as disk encryption software, that is asking for this. It is not part of Windows.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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thanks a lot for guidance.
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How about the password that administrator use with SYSKEY utility?
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That password is used to derive an MD5 digest "System Key" which is used to protect the password encryption key. This password cannot be used for any other purpose, especially user login. You cannot "break into" the system using that password, nor can any account, service, application, or lock utility, use it to gain, or restrict, any kind of access to the system. So, it's not really the "Windows Startup Password".
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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i have to write output for ifconfig command ie. i have to collect the dns address ip address and ethernet details in a separate file like
ip adress ..................... 192.168.168.202
dns ...............................200.xxx.xxx.xxx
i am new to operating system. can anyone help me
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deeps_cute wrote: i have to write output for ifconfig command ie. i have to collect the dns address ip address and ethernet details in a separate file like
ip adress ..................... 192.168.168.202
dns ...............................200.xxx.xxx.xxx
Try ipconfig /all > Result.txt then open the file Result.txt you will find a result in this file. The general form of this command is command > filename.txt
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I am accessing a website in IE,using a domain and localsystem account .
With the former account , things are fine;with the 'localsystem' account I get a warning message 'Javascript is not enabled for the website'.
Where can we view/modify user settings for IE.I m using IE6.0/7.0.
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You already got your answer to this question. You can not modify any settings for a browser running under the LocalSystem account. There's simply nothing to modify. The LocalSystem account doesn't have a profile you can modify.
The only way you can do this is if you create a user account, login with the account, setup youe IE settings, then setup your service to use that account when it starts. The problem with that is you'll lose the Interact With Desktop ability. But, you don't have a choice here...
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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I want to know the name of the operating system by giving a IP address. How i will do this. Plz any one help me.
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There's no reliable way to do that.
For example... If you're talking about only Windows machines, you can try to contact the WMI Service on that machine, IF it'll let you connect to it at all, then ask WMI what the O/S is. Not every machine has a WMI Service running on it though, so it's not a reliable method.
The only other way to even attempt to do this is to probe the ports that the machine has listening and try to analyze the measly pieces of information you get from there. Again, a problem arises because of the multitude of firewalls that are now running on all kinds of machines, blocking the very information you need!
Add into the mix Linux machines, Macs, ...
Basically, what you want to do can't be done...
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Hi
How to add a shortcut in Send To in windows?
KK
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The Send To menu is built from the SendTo directory in your profile dir. Just drop a shortcut into that dir.
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I was just wondering if any of you networking gurus can help me figure out why my computer has established a couple of connections to itself. I ran a netstat on my machine for slow internet connectivity and saw, among other things, that my computer had connected to:
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TCP mypc:3276 localhost:3277 ESTABLISHED<br />
TCP mypc:3277 localhost:3276 ESTABLISHED<br />
TCP mypc:3279 localhost:3280 ESTABLISHED<br />
TCP mypc:3280 localhost:3279 ESTABLISHED<br />
There's also about 25 other weird connections in there that I have no idea where they're coming from (browsers and MediaPlayer I guess), but this one has got me worried. Should I be concerned, or is it something that's normal and harmless?
Forgive me if this is in the wrong forum. I didn't find a forum for networking. Thanks for your help.
"Go to, I’ll no more on’t; it hath made me mad." - Hamlet
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If on XP SP2, Windows Server 2003 SP1 or R2, or Vista, run netstat -b to indicate which process has these open.
I know that Firefox uses TCP sockets for inter-thread communication. This is to substitute for the lack of UNIX-domain sockets, the use of which comes from its roots on Unix.
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Kevnar wrote: Forgive me if this is in the wrong forum. I didn't find a forum for networking. Thanks for your help
Yes, you post in the right forum.
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Fairly certain those are P2P ports like edonkey, limewire, shareaza, etc...
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I work to live. I do not live to work. My clients do not seem capable of grasping this fact.
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Can anyone tell me the sound drivers used for RHL 9 ?
And sugest any links for download!
THANKS!!!
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This is a Microsoft based website, and asking Linux questions here will only cause trouble.
I would suggest trying a website like Linux Forums, there you'll have better luck getting an answer.
Hope this helps.
Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.
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I also has the same comment of the previous reply to you that this is the Microsoft forum. But anyway, I still give you some idea relate to your issue.
Whether using linux, windows or any other operating system, and you want to install the driver for your hardware. You should know the hardware manufacturer and its model number. Try to check the manufacturer website and drive to find the driver section and if they provide the driver relate to your operating system, then you can download from their website.
Your question is too broad but based on my above comment, I hope you will be able to find the driver to resolve the problem. Good luck!!!
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