Re: Windows logon

In news:8E5C70AF-61CF-4328-B600-BA561ABC5A6E@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Shirley <Shirley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> typed:
on My laptop I have it set up to push ctrl + alt + del for security
reasons and then when the sign on comes on, I put my name in there
and password. I want to change that password but can not seem to
find the place to change that at. Can anyone help me?

Control panel, user accounts. Select your account and you ought to be able
to change the password.


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