December 17, 200619 yr I forget my Windows XP password and user name . Is there any method to retrive my user name + password.If you have a memory that bad, then maybe you should have someone else use the PC for you...
December 17, 200619 yr If you have a memory that bad, then maybe you should have someone else use the PC for you...That was a good one indeed
December 18, 200619 yr If you have a memory that bad, then maybe you should replace your RAM... If you have a memory that bad, then maybe you should have someone else replace your RAM... :lol:Here is a thread with more links:http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=88384jaclaz Edited December 18, 200619 yr by jaclaz
December 18, 200619 yr If you have a memory that bad, then maybe you should replace your RAM... If you have a memory that bad, then maybe you should have someone else replace your RAM... :lol:LMAO, that carried over into the perfect humor. Nice guys! Edited December 18, 200619 yr by Jeremy
December 19, 200619 yr Bad news all,Just done some checking and it appears that BAK is actually better known as Nerd-boy and is part of the notorious "Frankie Knuckles Gang" led by Dangerous Dave "D-Block" Derringer (the replacement for the late Frankie who died recently during his 25 years of bird for armed robbery) It seems (reading from the Herald Tribune) that a score went down at the local branch of the Nationwide and 25 XP pcs went missing. The robbers made a clean getaway in a large blu Transit van. A spokesmane for the bank said last week " These men are very dangerous but fortunately the customer's data is well protected as these PCs all have Windows XP on them and the robbers will not be able to log on since the usernames and passwords are not known to them".The spokesman added "We trust fully in the security provided by the Microsoft OS and would hate to think what could happen to the customer's money if they were given help to access these systems in any way. If this was the case then we would obviously actively pursue anyone who helped and view them as accessories after the fact" Hope no-one here helped these guys out?
December 19, 200619 yr Well, you see how opinions may diverge....I sincerely hope that after having arrested the robbers, the Police will arrest the spokesman for the bank. I personally find that publicly stating that:fortunately the customer's data is well protected as these PCs all have Windows XP on them and the robbers will not be able to log on since the usernames and passwords are not known to them.....We trust fully in the security provided by the Microsoft OS.....should be ranked as a FELONY. A bank that not only has such a poor security system that allows the stealing of 25 (twentifive) PC's from their premises, but also thinks that their customer's data is safe within a non highly encrypted PC's hard disk should have all customers close their accounts.jaclaz
December 19, 200619 yr I agree.Bak70, download UBCD (Ultimate Boot CD) burn it to CD, boot to it and perform a low-level format on the harddrive. This will recover passwords.
December 19, 200619 yr "This is the Internet, we provide information to anyone that wants it, and aren't responsible for what you do with it...."
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