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Stupid work computer	by Dok	2003-02-13 04:57:55
I complained that my harddrive was pooched as windows kept crashing, and what do they do? Reload it with XP and the lock out everything with administrator passwords. I can't install any software, change my background or even create a toolbar! My Control Panel comes up with an empty window. I can't even change the time unless I do it in BIOS! Urrgh... I just had my desktop configured for maximum efficency as well. So how do I get around it? I can't edit the registry, are there any other methods of regaining control? maybe if I installed a second drive and the edited my real drive as a slave.. would that work??
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Heh,	by LionsPhil	2003-02-13 05:13:13
Sort of...	by Dok	2003-02-13 05:28:15
Nope, can't be that.	by Y2KDragon	2003-02-13 06:49:10
format c: (n/t)	by OzanBABA	2003-02-13 05:14:19
Let me guess,	by LionsPhil	2003-02-13 05:15:59
Nah, Debian is better.	by Tomo	2003-02-13 05:18:13
only way to fix this to reinstall :) (n/t)	by OzanBABA	2003-02-13 05:23:04
What works on win2k is a VBScript like this...	by GreyArea	2003-02-13 05:24:16
Oh my. VBScript truly is evil if you can do that. (n/t)	by Tomo	2003-02-13 05:25:36
VBScript truly is evil anyway... ;) (n/t)	by LionsPhil	2003-02-13 05:27:25
They locke dme out of my control panel ...	by GreyArea	2003-02-13 05:31:36
regedit is enabled	by Dok	2003-02-13 05:26:37
Then use a VBScript to do the changes.	by Tomo	2003-02-13 05:29:49
Is the password local?	by Avium	2006-11-19 12:55:59
=\|:o)	by skippy-ish_guy	2003-02-13 06:01:12
Try this, it might work:	by delltech	2003-02-13 10:49:26

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