delete passwords and user names in windows xp?
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To keep IE from storing away your passwords, follow these steps:\n\n1. Start Internet Explorer.\n\n2. Choose Tools --> Internet Options --> Content.\n\nIE shows you the Internet Options dialog box.\n\n3. Click AutoComplete.\n\nIE brings up the AutoComplete Settings dialog box.\n\nIn general, to save time, you want to have IE remember the Web addresses that you type. If don't like the idea of IE storing your credit card number to be used automatically when filling out forms on the Web, then uncheck the Forms box. That's a tough choice for timesavers because it also tells IE that it shouldn't store your name, address, phone number, and so on, to use on forms. You're potentially saving yourself more than simple time by playing it safe.\n\n4. In the Use AutoComplete For area, choose the settings that work best for you.\n\n5. If you want to clear out any of IE's current AutoComplete data, click the appropriate button.\n\nIf you click Clear Passwords, IE deletes all the passwords that it has stored. If you click Clear Forms, all the data IE has — including all user names and passwords, in addition to addresses, telephone numbers and the like — gets the heave-ho.\n\n6. Click OK twice.
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Go to your system properties>user profiles. Click on the link User Accounts. Choose the user and reset password.
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Not at all.  Anyone with login rights can browse the user list and see the altered administrator name.\n\nAlso, Windows by default shows the name of the last user to login.  This again would expose the name of the administrator account.\n\nIn the end, you are attempting to do the same thing as a password, i.e. have a secret word to use to login to the computer.  If you want security, use the security system on the computer properly.  Attempts to go around the system invariably weaken security.\n\nUse a proper password, don't give it out.
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I know of a way, but I woult not even bother to tell you that, unless to get points here.\n\nIts very dangerous to mess with those system files. You might screw up the system. It was a little safe with Windows 95/98 and the ME, but now with XP I never tried it but can expect results to be devastating if something goes wrong.\n\nhttp://www.theeldergeek.com/change_text_on_xp_start_button.htm
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I think you need windows xp pro to do that.  With xp pro you can put a password on any function in any program.  You will need to upgrade to pro and put a password on the delete history button.
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There are few possibilities:\n1.Use Compressed (Zipped) Folders \nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;306531\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000705.htm\n2.Remove Administrator and other Useres from the list in the folder's permissions and only leave your User Name and System.\n3 Use other software like free Cryptainer\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/features/cryptainer-707-464512.php
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first depends what ur logging onto. if its windows go into control panel and go to Users or User Accounts whatever its called u can change everything in there
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if you are administrator you can do so by going to control panel->user account or if you are not so use bootable disk during booting delete the administrator folder/account \nwhere all infomation is kept for information ask to vedicsiddhanth group
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Depending on what browser you use.  \n\nInternet Explorer: Go to  Tools, Internet Options, click on CONTENTS tab. Click on AUTO COMPLETE button. Then use Clear passwords\n\nNetscape Navigator: Go to Edit, Preferences, then go to Privacy Security on the left hand category. Click on password, the click on Manage Stored Passwords then delete them all. (also uncheck remember passwords) option.\n\nMozilla Firefox: Go to Tools, Options, Click on Privacy tab, then go to Passwords, then uncheck the box for Remember Passwords, and click on the VIEW passwords and it will list all your passwords saved, delete them all.\n\nGood luck
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Check out this site, here u will find different tools to crack Windows XP Password\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
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Try resetting your Win XP Password. Follow these steps carefully\n\n1. Restart you computer \n\n2. When booting, press F8 and select "Safe Mode" \n\n3. After getting to the user menu. Click on a user and this time it will not ask you for a password \n\n4. Go to Start>Run and type "CMD" (without the quotes). \n\n5. At command prompt type in "cd C:WindowsSystem32" (without the quotes), I am assuming C is your System/Windows Drive \n\n6.For safety purposes first make a backup of your Logon.Scr file.. You can do this by typing in "Copy to Logon.scr to Logon.bak" (without the quotes) \n\n7.Then type "copy CMD.EXE Logon.scr"(without the quotes) \n\n8.Then type this command, I will assume that you want to set Administrator's password to "MyNewPass" (without the quotes) \n\n9.Now, type this in (I am assuming that you are still in the directory C:WindowsSystem32) , "net user administrator MyNewPass" without the quotes \n\n10. You will get a message saying that it was successful, this means Administrator's new password is "MyNewPass" (without the quotes) \n\n11. Restart the PC and you will login as Administrator (or whatever you chose to reset) with your chosen password
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Follow these directions...\n\n1) Log on to the computer as an Administrator.\n2) Go to Start->Control Panel, and double-click on User Accounts.\n3) Select the account that you use to log on.\n4) Click on Remove password.
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In Windows XP, there are a few ways to do it, but the easiest is to compress the folder and use the folder's built-in password protection. See this article:\n\nhttp://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,110663,00.asp
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Press the windows key(the flag key) and R, then type \n\n          control userpasswords2\n\nThen find your name and hit properties, then change the name there
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You will need to take ownership of the folder/file you want to access.  See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823570\n\nOr, log in as Administrator (which means go in using SAFE mode if XP Home, or CTRL ALT DEL at signon screen if XP Pro) and you should be able to access them.\n\nTo see if your previous user(s) files are still present, open c:&#92;Documents and Settings and look for the user name you want to check out.
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yes go in to C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<you computer login name>&#92;Local Settings\nand delete history and temp internet files
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http://www.ccleaner.com/ \nClean everything from that program\n\nReinstalling XP safely:\nhttp://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm