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• My account Adumim - Windows 8 PC locked out

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  If you enter the wrong PIN code several times, Windows treats the computer was stolen and requires that you type your password to set.  If you're not, the solution is to clear your computer and start over.  We are not allowed to help you bypass your password (how do we know that the computer was not stolen?)

  However, if you have another administrator level account on your computer, you can use that to reset your forgotten password.  If there is no administrator account on the system, you can start safe mode to access the built-in Administrator account.  Since this fail-safe account, you can force - reset your account password.

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  2. Click the Power Options icon, and then hold down the SHIFT key while you click the Restart option. Keep now shift until the screen shows it restarts.
  3. On the first screen that appears, select troubleshooting, and then select Advanced Options. Finally, choose the boot settings and click Restart.
  4. On the next screen, press the number 4 to choose Safe Mode.

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  When finished, restart the computer normally.

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• Windows Vista locked out! ___

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  If you have a Windows Vista DVD disc or repairs, then follow this tutorial:
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• Windows 7 has become my comments login and I'm locked out of admin

  Hello

  I've been running W7 Pro 64 bit very happy for two months. When I installed, I made a user account for me with admin privileges (I'm the only user on this machine). All of a sudden yesterday I noticed that I could not do some things and on investigation found that W7 has become my admin account a guest one. Same account name, icon, the user files, but no right! I did nothing to cause it, as far as I know, it just happened. I don't think it's a virus, Kaspersky certainly is not report anything.

  
  

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  I seem to be completely locked out from changes to the admin of my system. First thing I will do when I get the machine working again, is to create an alternative admin account to use if it never happens again, but for now, I'm completely stuffed.

  
  

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  UPDATE: I booted in safe mode with command prompt and run lusrmgr.msc to view accounts. Administrator account is here, just can't see on login screens. I thought that the administrator password should be blank (or perhaps the same one that I put in place with my initial admin-level account), so I tried shift-right-click netplwiz and selecting run as another user, and then typing in Administrator and white as well as a selection of passwords possible. No joy. It does not accept any combination of names of users and passwords.

  So, how to use the administrator account?

  Aaaaaargh!

  I have fixed my problem on Windows 7 guest user.  The problem is after I added the computer successfully in my area, I decided to change the name of the computer. So I changed the name and the past of the domain to the working group. After rebooting I connected under the no original domain account, I created, but it was no longer a member of the administrator group and has been labeled as guest user account type.  I had not enabled the administrator account.

  The solution: press F8 at startup for Advanced Startup Options.  Select the option 'Safe Mode with command prompt'.  I was given the opportunity to log on as an administrator, and I did.

  I entered my orders, first to change the admin password then command to activate the administrator account:

  "password net user administrator"-password the password to use.  (Password must meet complexity requirements)

  "net user administrator / Active: Yes.

  Computer restarted and I is presented with the option to connect as administrator.  Connected and managed to create a new account and add to the domain.

• Locked out; How can I change my password to windows 7 without signing in?

  I recently went for about 8 months for school and left my HP G62-225dx, with WIndows 7 on it, at home. Recently, I came back and forgot the password in the meantime. Is it possible for me to change the password without A) lose my files or B) connection on my own profile?

  I tried the "Safe Mode with network" thing, but all that was to take me for a version slightly zoomed in to my regular account.

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  There are a lot of options built into Windows to help you out of this situation:
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  • Log on to your account admin to spare, and then reset the password for your existing account (works only if you set up an alternative admin account).
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  • Insert your flash drive USB with the password key file (only works if you have taken the time to create such a key file).
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  • Check your paper files (works only if you threw down the password somewhere)

• I am running Windows 7 Professional. Unable to connect, do not accept the password. Locked out! How to get back IN?

  The last time that I turned my computer off all seemed well.  When I turned it on, once again, I was unable to connect using the same password that I have been using since the user account has been created.  I can't sign with my accout used regularly (with administrative privileges) or my administrator account.  Whenever I try a message appears on the upper left side next to a small red circle with an "X" in the middle that says "Windows Security" white. And right below says "HRESULT 0 x 80074003.»  Why can I not sign? Why won't my password?  Please tell me that there is a solution. I have a lot of important things on my computer that I can't afford to lose.  When I tried to back up my system on an external hard drive, it would not even show up either of the two hard disks on the computer and apparently does not recognize external hard drive 500 GB.  He has always tried to save everything on the internal 'C' drive. Since there is not enough space to back up my system, I get a message saying that there is not enough room and choose a different disk and try again.  I need HELP BAD!

  The last time that I turned my computer off all seemed well.  When I turned it on, once again, I was unable to connect using the same password that I have been using since the user account has been created.

  I have a lot of important things on my computer that I can't afford to lose. I need HELP BAD!

  There are a lot of options built into Windows to help you out of this situation:
  • Restart the computer with your Windows repair CD, then use system restore to set Windows to a point when your computer worked well.
  • Log on to your account admin to spare, and then reset the password for your existing account (works only if you set up an alternative admin account).
  • Log in as administrator mode without failure, then reset the password for your existing account (the password is usually empty).
  • Insert your flash drive USB with the password key file (only works if you have taken the time to create such a key file).
  • Use the password indicator (works only if you have created a hint and if it's good enough to allow you to guess the password)
  • Check your paper files (works only if you threw down the password somewhere)
  On the documents, you cannot afford to lose: there are three groups of people.

  • The largest group: those who do not back up their important files or save them only once in a blue moon.
  • A small group: those who now save their files frequently because they have suffered a major disaster.
  • The smallest group: those who back up their files regularly because they prefer not to wait for the disaster to happen.

  There is a gradual migration from the first to the second group. The transition can be extremely painful. You can probably save your files this time but next time you may lose the lot unless go out you in the first group.

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  Some powercfg - batteryreport (s) in the links below. Well Yes, played with powercfg /waketimers, power of Device Manager and parameters of wake, powercfg /devicequery wake_armed (everything is turned off, nothing here awhile loong) and powercfg-query. Clean.
  On these photos of powercfg - batteryreport, the columns are date/type of activity/lasted for how long/battery drain in %/battery drain in mWH. Which suggests you take a look at the last. That's a record... of 18% in 4 hours battery drain. "Sleeping."
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  https://SkyDrive.live.com/redir?RESID=7A6A0144117F1D94! 4200 & authkey =! AGqKhL79akGQZDg
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  The Tablet is lying on my desk, just sitting there, doing so I have no idea what, and 4 hours more later boom, where all this battery juice went?
  ! I have a problem with the windows start button, it fires in my bag accidentally when I wear the autour tablet, but that's a separate problem how disable this button windows at home. The backup battery drain is a different thing.
  Much more serious.
  So:
  QUESTION 1:
  -How to disable this thing crappy connected standby that drains my battery and makes me crazy?
  QUESTION 2:
  s ' it is not possible to disable directly, how to go around that? I don't have a button for this. Saying what to do with the windows registry is good enough.
  QUESTION 3:
  -If connected standby cannot be disabled in some way - how to diagnose what app/process uses cycles cpu, battery juice? I've been everywhere ProcessExplorer and observer of events, but maybe you know something I don't know...
  And please spare me the clean boot suggestions, when I go back to the 'normal' State I have a ton of bloatware I don't need running with the OS... There is a reason why a little more savvy people use these things as services.msc. Bloating! No, I didn't touch the system services... Yes I know it can cause a ton of problems, it is not.
  I do not need a clean boot, I need a way which device in the Device Manager uses so much power, which driver, what app, what service, what is the process, this thread, where it has located in the file system, when he was active, how many cycles on the CPU, it has obtained since then...
  And if MS doesn't already have this app in windows, it should be a cause of issues of power on windows tablets 8 of clovertrail are... plague. For example - this is exactly the problem (a similar review victory 8 connected tablet with the same question shall) here - http://www.umpcportal.com/2013/02/connected-standby-battery-life-problem/
  When even comments from bloggers and tech write about it, you know that there is something in it.
  But I guess that applications like freshpaint stupid finger paint are more important as a selling point.

  Just to let you know all I found the registry key to disable the standby connected. So you can all stop rage and take a sigh of relief.

  Reach:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power. There is a DWORD value called "CsEnabled" that you should find the value 1 and change to 0 will turn standby connected power off.

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  The only drawback to it is when I close the type of cover and re - open, the logo (logo windows normally blue) surface appears and performs the old style wake up from its sleep. Of course this should not be a problem for some of you so as most laptops normally do...

  Already when I opened the hood, the screen will come back and I'll be back at my desk (or metro app, no matter what either was last opened) just like before - similar to press the lock and turned off on an iPad, tablet or by phone.

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  You don't mention which operating system you use, but if you normally sign - on with an email and password (Windows 8, 8.1 & 10), see if you can reset the password via another PC from the Microsoft page on the following link.

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