Local security Policy

From: hano (dodi91_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 09/01/03

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    Dear all:
    I renamed the administrator and changed the local policy
    settings afterwards. Now when cannot log to the machine
    using the new admin due to local security policy, yet i am
    able to access it remotely. Is there is any way to change
    the Local security Policy or at least to reset it?
    Thank you in advance

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