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I set up a small network using Windows Server 2003 and XP Pro desktops.
After lots of random problems my server died. Rather than bringing back a
server OS just to share files I dubbed a spare machine the "server"
Problem. I had a domain set up. now that I no longer have a server I sent
to one of the computers and told it we were part of a workgroup not domain.
(Click NetworkID in the Systems properties box, follow instructions) It made
me reboot.
Now when I ctrl alt delete to log in it doesn't recognize the user. It
doesn’t recognize the administrator password. There is nothing I can do to
get past the log in screen. I do not want to have to reformat the HD just
because it cannot keep track of the passwords.
WHAT DO I DO?????????????????????????????
Oh and to get product support MS demands that I type in the product ID taken
from a computer that cannot boot. idiots!
After lots of random problems my server died. Rather than bringing back a
server OS just to share files I dubbed a spare machine the "server"
Problem. I had a domain set up. now that I no longer have a server I sent
to one of the computers and told it we were part of a workgroup not domain.
(Click NetworkID in the Systems properties box, follow instructions) It made
me reboot.
Now when I ctrl alt delete to log in it doesn't recognize the user. It
doesn’t recognize the administrator password. There is nothing I can do to
get past the log in screen. I do not want to have to reformat the HD just
because it cannot keep track of the passwords.
WHAT DO I DO?????????????????????????????
Oh and to get product support MS demands that I type in the product ID taken
from a computer that cannot boot. idiots!