Summary: I have an old laptop that I need to use and I can not remember the password. Is there anyway of doing it? If not, how do I restore the system back t...
Summary: I picked up a used P166 machine from a thrift store. It has NT 4.0 on it and when I boot it up its asking for a password, which of course I don't have...
Summary: Performed major surgery on my NT4 sp6a workstation. Before doing so, I did full backup on Colorado TR4 tape drive. In trying to reconfigure everything...
Summary: I have a 2 machine network running NT workstation 4.0. Before installing W2k on one of the machines, I backed to tape the contents of the soon to be ...
Summary: I'm pretty sure the only way to restore it is to use your Emergency Repair Disk to go in and reset the password. Assuming you already have one created...
Summary: I need some serious help. For some reason my Admin Password is no longer what I have chosen for it. I am the only one with access to my computer. Does...
Summary: Q. How do I recover a lost administrator password? A. If there are no other accounts in the administrator group, and the machine is not part of a doma...
Summary: Same problem myself-Got a dell optiplex with Microsoft NT Workstation 4 as a donation to an arts centre.Only problem is I cannot get by the password p...
Summary: Moin Ivan, 1. Option use rdisk (command-line) with the undocumented switch /s (/s makes rdisk backup automatically the files SAM and SECURITY, too). T...
Summary: Sean (item 2?) You do not need to reformat/re-install OS to regain access in case of lost/forgotten password.. Options varous include using various $$...
Summary: Is this what you are looking for? PASSWD - CHANGE PASSWORD ON THE COMMAND LINE AND IN BATCH FILES ----------------------------------------------------...
Summary: Hmm just a thought actually 2 thoughts 1. are you reusing a password, if so, try an entirely different one 2. Under user manager, click on the admin a...
Summary: I hava some problems with my server's hard drives that I have to re-partition them and reinstall NT4.0. How do I restore all the user accounts (includ...
Summary: hello, a friends office has upgraded computers, and i bought a tower before they head off to auction, big problem is nobody knows the bios password a...
Summary: Hi Everybody, Does how I can recover when my admin password will not work, when I know for a fact that the password is correct. I using WinNT4.0 on a...
Summary: In my company I hava about 200 users using windows 98. They all log on their computers using a NT password, we work on NT 4 network. What I want to do...
Summary: I have about 500 NT workstations on a mixed Novell and NT server network and for security reasons I need to change the Administrator password on each ...
Summary: Anybody have a canned script to change domain passwords or add the name of a login script? I want to change all passwords in a particular domain to a...
Summary: I'm using net use command to login to shared network drives at work. In order to login to the drive, it requires a different username that on my works...
Summary: I bought an NT server from a dead .Com. I have reformated the hard drive and loaded windows 98. I want to get into the BIOS to try to fix some confl...
Summary: According to the description on gaining lost passwords on this site http://www.computing.net/faq/contentnt/lostpw.html I'd like to post a question or ...
Summary: What is correct method, please, to change Administrator's password on NT domain with BDC. When I tried to do that on PDC, BDC become inaccessable for...
Summary: I can not log into a msg server with the domain admin password if I select the pdc as the domain. I get the error "The Local policy of this system doe...
Summary: I have inherited a network from someone else, and when I try to access a shared resource I sometimes get a box asking for the IPC$ password. Can anyon...
Summary: I have lost the admistrator password to my system,..WinNT 4.0. Is there anyway to delete it, put in a new one, or something like that? Mike; ...
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