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I installed Vista, entered the key in and pretty much walked away for the
rest of the evening. Today I come in and I don't know the password to the username it created for me. I obviously can't reset my password because I didn't set the password. What do I do? How can I log in as a different user? Confused.... |
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I assume this was an upgrade, because standard Vista setup always prompts you
for a username and password to create a new account. It would have stopped setup on that screen. So, try a blank password, or the password you used prior to upgrade. "Lynn Mo" wrote: I installed Vista, entered the key in and pretty much walked away for the rest of the evening. Today I come in and I don't know the password to the username it created for me. I obviously can't reset my password because I didn't set the password. What do I do? How can I log in as a different user? Confused.... |