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Your password is....

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Max_Power Original post #1
Jan 16, 2006 at 5:08 PM
My password needs to be changed but when i press "ctlr+alt+del", I can directly see the task manager but no "Change Password" button. ( As when you press "ctrl+shift+esc")

I dont remember but i think i have configured this to happen using some system utility (A long long time ago.)

Can anybody suggest me a software or solution to revert it to default??

Thanks a lot :wink:
ramprasad
Jan 16, 2006 at 5:36 PM
Start---->Run---->gpedit.msc
"User Configuration"-->"Administrartive Templates" --->"System"--->"Ctl+Alt+Del Options"

Click "Remove Change Password" and set it as enabled....
Vishal Gupta
Jan 16, 2006 at 7:08 PM
If u want to change the password, then simply type:

control userpasswords2

in RUN dialog box and select the username and click on Reset Password button, it'll ask u to enter the NEW password!

U can also use User Accounts applet in Control Panel to change the password!

And about what "ramprasad" suggested, u can also make enable the button but set the key to "Not Configured instead of Enabled.