i wnt to sign in and my password is also correct but the computer is showin me its invalid why?
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maybe your typing so fast that you didnt notice that your making an error in typing.do it slowly or better yet ask for your password, voila it will be sent to you thru your email
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nothing is safe.\n\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
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The problem isn't with your computer but with your Wireless router. Your Windows firewall is probably working just fine.\n\nYou need to log in to your wireless router, create a unique SSID (located on the router), and configure security. It'll ask for a pass phrase. Save the phrase or the converted hex string and the SSID. Then you'll need to configure it into your Windows system. Check the Wireless properties.\n\nYou might also get your MAC address from the windows box (Start, Run, Cmd. In the command window, type ipconfig /all. One of the items is your Mac address. Save that.) On the router, you should be able to restrict access to the router by specific MAC. Activate that and enter your MAC.\n\nOnce that's all done, your wireless router should be reasonably secure.\n\nThis site should have expanded answers that might help if what I said above isn't as clear as I'd like it to be.\n\nhttp://www.practicallynetworked.com/support/wireless_secure.htm
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You must have checked a box which says "Keep me Signed In on This Computer" -- sign out manually once and sign in again and remove that check from checkbox
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I'll assume Windows XP so if so reboot to get the XP WElcome screen, hit CTL-ALT-DEL twice which will bring up the classic login. Type in administrator and no password. If this works you can now go into Control panel and reset your user password.\n\nIf it doesn't then your going to have to have somebody with a password disk reset it for you.
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What does the error page say?  I can't really help w/out more information.  It could be anything from your ID/password is incorrect to the web page you are trying to log on to is having problems.
1080480
If you didnt log in as the administrator normally...try to do that with no password and see if you can log in otherwise you are out of luck
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If you don't have admin rights from the get go, you will not be able to asign yourself rights. You could try to load in safe mode but that would require some registry editing. I would suggest getting the tech to load for you. TX
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Create an account on a win2k box - login name has to be the same that you're using to log in to Win98 comp. \n\nShould work.
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The same thing was happening to us yesterday. We were definitely typing in the correct password. Didn't seem to do with cookies or temporary internet files either. I'm thinking was a problem on the Yahoo side of things. Seems to be fixed today, without having to do anything on our end.\nThere were others having this same problem also. See the links below.
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Try logging in as Administrator, most times people forget to password protect it and so you can get on it without a password. To get to login as Administrator, press ESC or CTRL-ALT-DEL at the graphical login and you get the old NT login screen, type in your username and password. If that fails, go into Safe Mode and try creating a new administrator account. If these two fail to get you in.... the process to get into Windows would be complex and it might be easier to reinstall.
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ah...it is not the computers account, it is your account right! so whatever computer you are using if you can sign in with your password etc.. you should gain access, if in fact it is yours you are trying to enter and not hacking someone elses.
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The only other way would be to reboot the computer.  This is setup this way as there are services that run under the userid signed on.
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because you either entered it wrong or you did not select the correct country while trying to sign in.\n\nDouble check.
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Be sure to sign out of your account before closing.  Or set as Do Not Save Password On This Computer.  \nE
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Wrong Password? Screenname? It could be anything.
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if you are the administrator then you could be screwed on this and the answer is to reformat.   If you arent the administrator then you can  click on the question and get option to put in the administrator id and password or try booting from the windows xp disk.  You can sometimes get this to work if it is not the adminstrator account.  You can to www.bootdisk.com and find solutions.