Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion


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precizion

precizion;1147834 Wrote:
Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion
If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned laptop?


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CrucialHoax

precizion;1147834 Wrote:
Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion
If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned laptop?


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CrucialHoax

CrucialHoax;1147845 Wrote:
precizion;1147834 Wrote:
Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion
If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned
laptop?

no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own laptops
and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly from around
the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post what
program i used but will post what i did in case any others have this
problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that CD which
wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that i wouldn't
know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a new
administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies


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precizion

CrucialHoax;1147845 Wrote:
precizion;1147834 Wrote:
Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion
If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned
laptop?

no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own laptops
and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly from around
the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post what
program i used but will post what i did in case any others have this
problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that CD which
wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that i wouldn't
know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a new
administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies


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precizion

precizion;1147855 Wrote:
CrucialHoax;1147845 Wrote:
precizion;1147834 Wrote:
Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion
If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned
laptop?

no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own laptops
and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly from around
the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post what
program i used but will post what i did in case any others have this
problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that CD which
wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that i wouldn't
know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a new
administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies

Offline NT Registry Editor by any chance?

Glad you got it up and running again


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CrucialHoax

precizion;1147855 Wrote:
CrucialHoax;1147845 Wrote:
precizion;1147834 Wrote:
Hi all!

I have a laptop which is running vista ultimate, it has been altered to
work with my high schools network. Recently I went into system and
changed the settings, it was set to work on a business group or
something (I can't remember exactly) but I changed it to use on a home
network and then restarted my computer and to find that I now cannot log
in. I don't go to this high school anymore but when i was able to use it
both there and at home with no problem. A solution would be to go back
to this high school and ask them to fix it which I'm sure won't be a
problem, but the holidays have just started and i would like to be able
to use my laptop throughout.

Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!

Precizion
If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned
laptop?

no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own laptops
and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly from around
the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post what
program i used but will post what i did in case any others have this
problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that CD which
wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that i wouldn't
know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a new
administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies

Offline NT Registry Editor by any chance?

Glad you got it up and running again


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CrucialHoax

CrucialHoax;1147857 Wrote:
precizion;1147855 Wrote:
CrucialHoax;1147845 Wrote:

If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned laptop?

no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own
laptops and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly
from around the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post
what program i used but will post what i did in case any others have
this problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that
CD which wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that
i wouldn't know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a
new administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies

Offline NT Registry Editor by any chance?

Glad you got it up and running again

Actually spotmau powersuite lol don't know if I'm allowed to say that
but o well, too late now

Yes i am glad too, extremely! I was in a state of extreme panic


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precizion

CrucialHoax;1147857 Wrote:
precizion;1147855 Wrote:
CrucialHoax;1147845 Wrote:

If I read your post correctly you are using a high school owned laptop?

no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own
laptops and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly
from around the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post
what program i used but will post what i did in case any others have
this problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that
CD which wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that
i wouldn't know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a
new administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies

Offline NT Registry Editor by any chance?

Glad you got it up and running again

Actually spotmau powersuite lol don't know if I'm allowed to say that
but o well, too late now

Yes i am glad too, extremely! I was in a state of extreme panic


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precizion

precizion;1147875 Wrote:
CrucialHoax;1147857 Wrote:
precizion;1147855 Wrote:


no my high school allowed for students to purchase their own laptops
and then allowed for thoses students to connect wirelessly from around
the school on their own special network.

Anyways I have managed to fix my problem, for reason i wont post what
program i used but will post what i did in case any others have this
problem, i burned a program to a cd and then booted from that CD which
wiped the admin password (which the school had set so that i wouldn't
know ) and I then booted in safe mode and created a new
administrator user and everything seems to be fine now

Thanks for replies

Offline NT Registry Editor by any chance?

Glad you got it up and running again

Actually spotmau powersuite lol don't know if I'm allowed to say that
but o well, too late now

Yes i am glad too, extremely! I was in a state of extreme panic

I just googled that. I use Web Of Trust in firefox and it had red O's
symbolizing bad or malicious content... Did the machines A/V catch
anything?


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CrucialHoax