Password issue after changing Language setting

[Guest]

After logging into Window XP in my new laptop for the first time, I change
the Language setting from English to Thai. I entered a new password which is
a combination of Thai letters and numbers.

Once I turn off the computer and try to log back into Window, I have a
problem that I couldn't type in the Thai language. It seems like window is
expecting me to type in the password in English.

I don't have the admin user set up in this computer and I've never create a
password reset disk. Can someone help me getting back into window and it will
also be helpful if you know how I can prevent this from happening again.

Thank you!

 

[Mike Williams]

After logging into Window XP in my new laptop for the first time, I change
the Language setting from English to Thai. I entered a new password which is
a combination of Thai letters and numbers.

Once I turn off the computer and try to log back into Window, I have a
problem that I couldn't type in the Thai language. It seems like window is
expecting me to type in the password in English.

I don't have the admin user set up in this computer and I've never create a
password reset disk. Can someone help me getting back into window and it will
also be helpful if you know how I can prevent this from happening again.

Thank you!

I'm not sure what your configuration is exactly, so I'm going to
*assume* that you have:
* English XP
* enabled bidirectional languages
* set Thai as default input language (I'm assuming you've left English
as an option)

If that's the case, then you should have a keyboard indicator on your
login screen to toggle between Thai and English.

If that doesn't work, then hit Ctl+Alt+Del twice so that the default
machine Administrator account comes up.