Having the following problem when I open control panel and go to user
accounts I get the following error message. "Wrong number of arguments or
invalid property assignment"
System is XP home SP2
logged on with administrative rights
wanted to change my password.
Not able to find anything on the technet web site

"Sam" wrote:

> Having the following problem when I open control panel and go to user
> accounts I get the following error message. "Wrong number of arguments or
> invalid property assignment"
> System is XP home SP2
> logged on with administrative rights
> wanted to change my password.
> Not able to find anything on the technet web site

I am having the same problem, I was trying to put on a password to keep my
daughter off the computer without my permission, but now I can't even get to
the control panel, I have XP Professional it just gives me the XP screen
without any icons for users. When I do control, alt, delete it gives me the
sign in with Administrator and it keeps asking me for a password in
Administration and when I put in the password I thought I gave it it says
invalid password, so I can't get in at all or even get to change a password.
I want the system to go back to the original state before I tried to put in a
password so I can even just use my computer. At this state I can't even get
in it at all HELP SOMEONE and tell me what I can do also.

"Sam" wrote:

> Having the following problem when I open control panel and go to user
> accounts I get the following error message. "Wrong number of arguments or
> invalid property assignment"
> System is XP home SP2
> logged on with administrative rights
> wanted to change my password.
> Not able to find anything on the technet web site

Sam wrote:

> Having the following problem when I open control panel and go to user
> accounts I get the following error message. "Wrong number of arguments or
> invalid property assignment"
> System is XP home SP2
> logged on with administrative rights
> wanted to change my password.
> Not able to find anything on the technet web site

See if this link helps:
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/olereg.htm

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Rock
MS MVP Windows - Shell/User