how to erase previous owner user login password?
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you need to login to the machine if you are an administrator on the machine you can go to the control panel and click on users then just right click and Delete the user that you want to axe.\n\nIf you are not an admin you need to log onto the machine as "Administrator" and whatever password was set for the administrator.
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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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use&#92;\n Offline NT Password & Registry Editor (v060213 - February 2006)@\n\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm#20
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Try logging in Safe Mode and logging in as Administrator. Then change/remove your password from there. If all else fails, use your Windows Restore CD. If that fails, you can always shut down the machine, open up the case, and find the small battery that is on the motherboard. Remove the battery for a few minutes and it will erase all passwords saved on the system. \n\nNote, if you are trying to access someone elses computer, or a stolen computer. Dont. If its stolen, return it.
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no it isnt. restart in safe mode with f8 and log in a administrator (hopefully there is no password on that account) and go to user accounts and remove the password on that account.
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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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u can't because the userid and password for this one is also terminated
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Go to this link https://edit.yahoo.com/config/delete_user and then enter your username and password.\n\nThey will let you delete it.
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Go to Internet Options\nClick on the content tab\nClick on Autocomplete\nClick on clear forms\nUncheck the remember passwords box
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Hi there are two ways to do this:\n► Through User Profiles\n- START / CONTROL PANEL / USERS \n- Choose your account\n- Select Manage Network Password (upper left)\n- Delete all entries there :)\n\n► Through Registery\n* NOTE: You have to know what your doing or it will mess up!\n- START / RUN / regedit \n- Search for the email address in the list\n- Delete all Entries\n\nEnjoy!! BTW if your using the 2nd technique, please be carefull! \n\nGood Luck!
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Okay run command prompt...\n\nType this command line\n\n'net user *username you want to delete* /DELETE'\n\nIt should completely remove the user account\n\nBe carefull though, valuable work/date can be lost. Im guessing your trying to do this to 'hack' i wouldnt recomened it though....\n\n\nHope ive helped\n\nLuca
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Password used by system administrator
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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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delete your account and start over with new password
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start > control panel > User Accounts > Change an account > click on administrator > click on "remove my password"\n\nDone!
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If you look under Tools then Options, you will see a section for Saved Passwords. You can eliminate some or all passwords. You can also turn off the option to Remember Passwords. (Uncheck the box.)\n\nHope that helps.
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if its winxp then remove the admin password with safe mode and then try