Admin Password Changed By "UNKNOWN" Can't Get In Anything
From: Michael Lewis (michaellewis22@sympatico.ca)
Date: 06/27/02
- Next message: Roger Abell [MVP]: "Re: Problem encrypting folders wiht WindowsXp Home Edition..."
- Previous message: Roger Abell [MVP]: "Re: Ctrl-Alt-Del fails to invoke classic logon"
- In reply to: Ricky or Tonya: "Admin Password Changed By "UNKNOWN" Can't Get In Anything"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] [ attachment ]
From: "Michael Lewis" <michaellewis22@sympatico.ca> Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 22:43:14 -0700
I'm not sure I understand your situation clearly,
however, if your problem is that you don't have the XP
Pro installation CD ( you mention that "they stole" the
recovery cd's (?)) then I think your problem might be
easily solved. It depends on whether XP like 98 and 2000
(and Office for that matter) can be installed with ANY
product key from another identical CD. Ie, if u can
borrow a copy of XP Pro then use your own product key
during the installation. If u can't borrow one, get one
by going to an internet cafe and use Kazaa or some other
widely used file-sharing app to snag a copy of XP Pro
from another user who is online when u are. If u can use
your key with a borrowed or downloaded (and burned) copy,
then get your pc off the internet, start the install, and
install to a new partition (you might have to make one if
your hard drive was one partition only, tsk tsk lol).
You will be able to get at most files and folders on the
previous partition unless they were encrypted (in which
case you can use R-studio to instantly grab everything
that Windows won't let you get at...go to google, type in
r-studio and hit enter....a great program worth every
penny ($79) If you can't get a copy of
XP Pro, email me and we can arrange to use Kazaa at the
same time.
>-----Original Message-----
>Someone has gone into a website called "HACKERSLUT" (?)
on
>my computer and changed the Administrator's password and
>locked me out of my own computer, then stole the recovery
>CD's needed to fix the problem. Is there some way to fix
>my Win XP Home so i can get back into my computer. They
>also keep accessing my computer and ISP from a remote
>desktop, we have managed to disable the sharing on it for
>now, but I am sure that they will figure out a way to get
>back into it. I can not download anything to assist me
in
>security measures until I change my Administrator back,
and
>get the password secured from this unknown "hacker from
>within". I read somewhere about a website that has the
>word OPUS in the title and it had ways of getting it
>changed back, but I have the cookies disabled so they
>cannot see me trying to fix whatever they have done. I
can
>not even access my email because she changed that
password,
>also. HELP !! HELP !! I am left with a computer that i
>cannot even download my own files.
>.
>
- Next message: Roger Abell [MVP]: "Re: Problem encrypting folders wiht WindowsXp Home Edition..."
- Previous message: Roger Abell [MVP]: "Re: Ctrl-Alt-Del fails to invoke classic logon"
- In reply to: Ricky or Tonya: "Admin Password Changed By "UNKNOWN" Can't Get In Anything"
- Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] [ attachment ]
Relevant Pages
|
