computer won't load past the user password,when you click on it it starts to load then unloads?
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you probably have a virus.  To take care of this you want to start your computer up in safe mode.  Start computer and every three seconds hit F8 untill it gives you a list of options scroll to safe mode.  Windows should start normally run a virus scan and an adware scan.  Then restart.  Should take care of the problem.  If not do a system restore Start>All programs> Accessories>system tools>system restore and do it to a day before when it happened
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Have you tried to cold boot it?You do this by turning off all the power(Yes the plug)supply and for added safety make sure you are also unplugged from the internet before you do.(The internet is the\neasiest thing to get on.You should not worry about it.If you have ever gave or suspect someone else has given you password..(even to the internet people\n..they  are not suppost to ask you for your password)There are many people whom only answer\nthe phone and work for these companies/Always speak with a technician.)You can also run a search and look for all the "host"files you should not have \nnore need but maybe a couple ,preferably "one" which is your present internet provider)(I added this because unfortunately these things often happen,you may want to check this stuff out.Okay once you have all unplugged and off wait about five minutes.Longer is not going to hurt and may actually help.(Sometimes older pcs have so much used space,they take time to obey your commands and set them through)If you have windows 98 restart your pc and tap F4 key(or tab)A black menu should turn up with choices on it,safe mode,..\nect and "reboot"click on reboot.If you have xp the\nkey to tap is f8 the black menu with these choices \nshould also come up "click reboot"..Does your pc reboot?If not you do have problems,that may take \nmuch time to resolve.Are you serious about commiting to fixing it.Well then prepare your self.\nAll healthy pc's should reboot.If it does not you \nreally need to stay off the internet and try \nother tests.No-one can easily get access if your pc\nhas serious problems if you are not on there.There\nare hackers lets face it!Your pc is connected to the "whole world" of internet traffic!Your compuer may be infected or has been consumed by some or even  more of these.(Therefore it is not safe ,especially if you are sending e-maiils or purchasing items  over the internet.If you were \nvulnerable by not aquiring the critical updates ect.\nOr have not maintained your pc.It may not even know it belongs to you!Thats how serious it can be.\nSo you have to take the required common roads less your an expert.I am no expert..but I know a few things.If your pc will not reboot you are in for a fight.Keep trying to reboot(cold boot)it, pick random times,make sure you can turn it off and on with the button on your hard drive .You do this by \nholding that button down till it shuts off!\nYou really need an virus program also to help any \none should help.Mcafee or Norton.You can also try to cold boot it with one of there cds in your cd rom\n&#92;make sure the cd is in there before you shut it off.Then tap(repeatedly) f4 or f8 again.A new menu with the option to reboot from disk or drive.Pick disk .You can try the other options later.These will ask you if  you turned the power off(always do this,turn all power off ).If it don't,don't worry just let the program run..\nIt scans the depth  of you computer from the formost.What ever you have just on your desktop may \nbe damaged or is functioning only most virtually..Viruses can survive a warm boot.If you \nhave some then you may conclude your virus program is the first thing they or a hacker will steal or disable.Always make sure your virus program works \nproperly.If it does not ,then it may be giving you a clue that something is wrong.\nBUYING a new updated program is worth the money.\nOkay if your pc actually responds somewhat better to any of these temp fixes or tests you have won the first round(battle ,but the war is not over.\nIt will most likely be cool for  awhile then regress again.Especially if there is a live active booboo on it.I suggest you save what is important on disks or floppies.(If you can)Make sure you disable quick restore.Go to the help menu and ask how or norton ect website click on search option and type "temperarily disable quick restore )Too\nmany people are using this and just tossing viruses around ba
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Try logging into that HDD in safe mode.  Another way would be to use an ERD that blows away all passwords.  I happen to have one.  Email me if you need to use it at dharden1205@yahoo.com
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Try password or Password and see what happens.  Just a guess.
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If you mean that you can not enter the system by the admin password because u dont have it, then use the link below it will help u up
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Have you tried restarting your computer? \n\nYou may need to reboot again or shut it down all the way for a few minutes, and then start your computer. That usually solves those kinds of things! :)
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-Assumption made, you are using Windows XP\nIf this is a work PC, ask your administrator for help.  If this is a home PC, reboot the computer and start in save mode. (Press F8 during the boot process.)\nWhat you can do from here depends on how the computer was setup.  Sometimes the actual administrator account doesn't have a password.  I can create and account called "admin" during setup but there may actually be an Administrator account that goes unseen by most users.\nYou can log easily if the password has never been set here.  If the actual administrator account is password protected here, then you are back to square one.   There is software you can purchase to help with the situation but I have never tried them and couldn't recommend one.
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Try doing it in the safe mode... Or try doing it frm the command prompt...
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Have you installed any new hardware or software after which the problem started occuring.  You can probably try using the Safe Mode booting option to verify it.  In order to boot into the safe mode, follow the steps mentioned below:\n\n1.Restart your computer and start pressing the F8 key on your keyboard. On a computer that is configured for booting to multiple operating systems, you can press the F8 key when you the Boot Menu appears.\n2.Select an option when the Windows Advanced Options menu appears, and then press ENTER.\n3.When the Boot menu appears again, and the words "Safe Mode" appear in blue at the bottom, select the installation that you want to start, and then press ENTER.\n\nAfter booting into the safe mode, uninstall any new software that you may have installed or revert the system to the last stable operating point using the System Restore feature (Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore.\n\nIf you are unable to boot in the safe mode, probably there is some hardware issue.  Check whether the computer fans are working.  Open the computer cabinet and check if there is any dust or dirt clogged in the fan.  Switch off the computer and try cleaning it.  If nothing works, call tech support for your computer manufacturer.
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try restarting your computer
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This can be a awkward one – you have various options\n\n1.Try logging into safe mode and logging as administrator – sometimes windows does not assign a password to the administrator\n\nIf this doesn’t work\n\n2.If you have data on the pc that is valuable, try searching yahoo or google for programs that can retrieve your password – but BEWARE these can be very expensive and CAN NOT guarantee to retrieve your password and may corrupt you master boot record or the registry and may stop your pc from starting\n\n3.  If you don’t mind losing your data – you can do a system recovery on your pc.  It all depends on your system if you have a hard drive recovery of a cd/dvd recovery.  If you have a HDD recovery some systems have a option of a non destructive recovery which MAY save your data.  Check your pc documentation – either of these recovery options will delete the password and will restore your pc to as if it has come out box brand new and no password will be applied to the sign in account.  Bit drastic but at least gets your pc working again.
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I answered on the other question, you posted 2 times.  You can't turn the computer on at all?  Or you can turn it on and the Norton's won't let you guess a password again?  If that's the case with it not letting you guess again, let it set a day or two, it's probably like yahoo it will reset itself so you can guess again.  What you need to do is get it on and start it in safe mode, then  you can fix the problem.
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when you first turn your puter on...hit f2 go to security your password should be under management
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I'm assuming the operating system is xp home edition? \n\nleft click on the start menu and go to control panel\n\nthen go to: user accounts, change an account, change password
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on the startup , keep pressing del key. \nenter 'safe mode'\nlog on to administrator\nreset password for all users.\n\nif that does not help\nthen re-install windows\n\nif that does not help, then trash ur pc
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Just pop in the XP boot disk and this should get you started! But f you don't get that far, well, check the jumper and take off the little cover, that will clear the password.
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Sounds like a virus. Update whatever virus scanner you have then scan the computer in safe mode.\n\nYou get into safe mode by hitting the F8 key while it's booting up at the very beginning.