Under Windows Vista Home premium and trying to unlock

Windows Vista Edition Home Premium on a laptop... Clicked on locking the computer... now, I have a black screen, it is lit at the bottom and I see my arrow (mouse) but I don't know how to unlock the computer, it shows me all the password boxes or anything like that... Help, please

Push and hold button power and make a hard start/stop on the machine which should bring up the welcome of Windows Ctr, Alt, delete to the login page.

See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

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