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Windows 2000 Startup Error

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Jusmann

Discussion Starter · Apr 10, 2004

Last time i was on my computer i got a popup saying something about detecting a virus...i decided to restart it in safemode and do a virus scan. After i restarted i couldn't get onto my computer because i couldn't log in...the virus must have changed my password or something. I tried the guest account and it says it has been disabled. Is there anyway i can log on and change my system settings?

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Jusmann

Discussion Starter · #2 · Apr 10, 2004

ok, I've managed to unlock my guest account with a system disk, but it won't let me change the password for the administrator account...

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