Hi, I have a PC retired from business use so I brought it home. I tried to
change the Network Identify and the company name. I probably did not do it
right. After that, when the PC is boot up, I cannot log on to the Windows. It
keeps saying that my user name and password are not correct.

How could I by-pass that "Log on to Windows"? I am stuck!

Thanks for any advise.

Kelvin

I probably did not make the problem statement clear. The PC was original set
up with login user name and domain name etc by the CIO. Now, I wanted to
remove those settings and make it a personal use PC. I certainly did
something wrong. So, now, when the PC is boot up, at the Log On Windows, it
asks for User name and password and I can't get it thru.

How can I bypass that Log On Windows step? and How can I set it up so that
it won't ask for User Name and password?

Kelvin

"Kelvin" wrote:

> Hi, I have a PC retired from business use so I brought it home. I tried to
> change the Network Identify and the company name. I probably did not do it
> right. After that, when the PC is boot up, I cannot log on to the Windows. It
> keeps saying that my user name and password are not correct.
>
> How could I by-pass that "Log on to Windows"? I am stuck!
>
> Thanks for any advise.
>
> Kelvin