When turning on my PC I am asked to provide an Administrator Password.

I do not know what this is and am unable to open anything on my PC.

Can anyone help me please?

Gunga

gunga wrote:
> When turning on my PC I am asked to provide an Administrator Password.
>
> I do not know what this is and am unable to open anything on my PC.
>
> Can anyone help me please?


You can multipost - so perhaps you can search the Google Groups for your
answer too? heh

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What a professional attitude from a MVP.

Tom
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| You can multipost - so perhaps you can search the Google Groups for your
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Just following your examples here in this newsgroup, Tom. My favorite was
"ROFL".

I answered it elsewhere. They can find it, since they multi-posted and
therefore *must have* kept track of where they posted to so they could
easily check it later.. Not to mention - as it turns out - my answer is not
the only one in that very same newsgroup thread. They should have several
options by now.

Multi-Posting is annoying - at least - to those who frequent several groups
to answer questions.
New posters will not learn that any younger than they are right now.

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"Shenan Stanley" <newshelper@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:%23Ldg34ACGHA.2920@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl
> Just following your examples here in this newsgroup, Tom. My
> favorite was "ROFL".
>
> I answered it elsewhere. They can find it, since they multi-posted
> and therefore *must have* kept track of where they posted to so they
> could easily check it later.. Not to mention - as it turns out - my
> answer is not the only one in that very same newsgroup thread. They
> should have several options by now.
>
> Multi-Posting is annoying - at least - to those who frequent several
> groups to answer questions.
> New posters will not learn that any younger than they are right now.

They obviously weren't expecting an email answer.

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http://defendingyourmachine.blogspot.com/

ask the real administrator what the password is....


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