I can not logon to my computer

[Guest]

I hope someone can help.
Yesterday when I turned on my computer I found a new user account on the
logon window called ASPNET. Iy is my understanding that this user is created
after .Net 1.1 is loaded onto the computer. I have never had any success in
uploading .Net 1.1 in the past so I assume it was uploaded after the last
automatic update. Regardless, when I attempted to login under the Owner user
I was prompted for a password, I have never set a password. When I hit enter
with the password left blank I recieve a "Logon Message" that states, "The
local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively."

When I attempted to logon to my computer through Safe Mode I was still
prompted for a password. On Safe Mode logon page the users 'Administrator'
and 'ASPNET' are present. I attempted to logon as 'Administrator', but was
prompted for a password and the same problem as above occurred. I even reset
the Administrator password through BIOS and that had no effect. I am at a
loss as to how to resolve this issue. I literally can not get onto my
computer. Any help would be much appreciated.

I have a HP Pavilion ze5300 and I run Windows XP Home Edition.

Regards,
TDL

 

[Guest]

HELLO,MY HELP FOR YOU IS THAT IN A SITUATION LIKE THAT,YOU WILL NEED TO
RE-INSTALL WINDOWS THAT IS WHEN IT WILL NOT PROMT YOU FOR ANY PASSWORD
AGAIN.I WILL LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU MY EMAIL IS :[email protected] WILL
BE LOOKING FORWARD TO HEAR FROM YOU LATER.BYE

 

[Guest]

If I do this, however, won't I lose all personal data on my computer? If
that is the case, that is unacceptable and I will probably look to get
another computer and find a way to recover the data.

Regards.
TDL

 

[Rock]

I hope someone can help.
Yesterday when I turned on my computer I found a new user account on the
logon window called ASPNET. Iy is my understanding that this user is
created
after .Net 1.1 is loaded onto the computer. I have never had any success
in
uploading .Net 1.1 in the past so I assume it was uploaded after the last
automatic update. Regardless, when I attempted to login under the Owner
user
I was prompted for a password, I have never set a password. When I hit
enter
with the password left blank I recieve a "Logon Message" that states, "The
local policy of this system does not permit you to logon interactively."

When I attempted to logon to my computer through Safe Mode I was still
prompted for a password. On Safe Mode logon page the users
'Administrator'
and 'ASPNET' are present. I attempted to logon as 'Administrator', but
was
prompted for a password and the same problem as above occurred. I even
reset
the Administrator password through BIOS and that had no effect. I am at a
loss as to how to resolve this issue. I literally can not get onto my
computer. Any help would be much appreciated.

I have a HP Pavilion ze5300 and I run Windows XP Home Edition.

Regards,
TDL

The BIOS password has nothing to do with the password for the built in
Administrator account in XP. Use this utility to reset the password for the
built in Administrator account. Then once you can login revisit windows
update and install the update to .Net framework 1.1.

Revisit Windows Update and install the update to .Net framework 1.1. That
should take care of the auto login change. Do know, though, that having a
strong password on all accounts is part of good security practices.

http://home.eunet.no/pnordahl/ntpasswd/

 

[Rock]

HELLO,MY HELP FOR YOU IS THAT IN A SITUATION LIKE THAT,YOU WILL NEED TO
RE-INSTALL WINDOWS THAT IS WHEN IT WILL NOT PROMT YOU FOR ANY PASSWORD
AGAIN.I WILL LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU MY EMAIL IS :[email protected]
WILL
BE LOOKING FORWARD TO HEAR FROM YOU LATER.BYE
"TDL" wrote:

<snip>

Don't post in all caps. It's considered rude and shouting. Also you advice
is wrong.

 

[---Fitz---]

Try either of these links:

http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=305

http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/

Or Google for: reset xp password.

Let us know.

 

[Guest]

HI HAS ANYBODY ELSE GONE ON YOUR PC AND LOGGED IN MAYBE CHANGED THE PASSWORD
OR U DOWNLOADED UPDATES? TRY THE WINDOWS REINSTALLED DISK TO REPAIR WINDOWS
IT WONT LOSE YOUR DATA. I THINK ASPNET IS SOMTHING TO DO WITH LOGIN FRAMEWORK.

 

[Guest]

I just wanted to thank everyone for their responses. Hopefully I will have
some luck.

 

[Rock]

<snips the caps>

Kill the all caps. It's rude, shouting and hard to read.

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

<snips the caps>

Kill the all caps. It's rude, shouting and hard to read.

Thanks for letting everyone know that you are up-to-date on the
subject of Internet etiquette, but your post did nothing to help the
OP.

You probably have more important things to do with your time than help
the occasional "offending" poster here, right?

 

[Rock]

"Uncle Grumpy"wrote

Thanks for letting everyone know that you are up-to-date on the
subject of Internet etiquette, but your post did nothing to help the
OP.

You probably have more important things to do with your time than help
the occasional "offending" poster here, right?

Looking in the mirror are we? When do you ever post anything helpful? Get
lost. You're not even a good grump.