I got my sunlite bike lock only 2 weeks ago and somehow the password I set it to changed on it's own. The first two numbers changed but the last two stayed to what I originally set it to after factory setting. Has this happened to anyone?

Well, the lock is not any good if you don't know the combination, but for a barrel-type combo lock, if you accidentally turned the numbers while open just push the male end in and turn the 1st ring until it goes in slightly. Then turn the next ring and so forth until it's all the way in. Now you can see the combination.

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Is it a key lock? combination with a dial or combination with levers?

Have a bike service center checkout the gearcase. It sounds like it's shot! Especially with the age of it.

Four steps can help you reset the lost Windows 8/7/vista/xp/2008/2003/2000 password:
Step 1: Download Windows Password Rescuer/Windows password recovery tool on any available computer you have access to.
Step 2: Install Windows Password Rescuer and run it to burn a bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive
Step 3: BIOS setting of your locked computer to set it boot from CD/USB.
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Never drill holes in a bike frame unless you have a death wish. "Rand 18-speed" doesn't tell us much. Most cheapo bike frames have a 'brake bridge' with a hole on the center for mounting accessories like fenders. Many racks can mount with a single rather than double front supports.. Lacking that, call a bike shop or web search for "bicycle seatstay rack clamps" to adapt the rack to attach to the seat stays.

Sunlite also makes a seatpost rack mount http://www.bikebagshop.com/sunlite-rack-mount-seat-post-clamp-p-1146.html?gdftrk=gdfV22203_a_7c1316_a_7c5544_a_7c11461678151 which looks like a more elegant way to solve the problem.

We just got a sunlite lock and figured it out. After it is unlocked with 0000 and the lock opened, the end spins to a "set" position. Set the numbers you want, spin the end back, and lock will be set to those numbers.

This is simple if you download the SmartKey Windows Password Recovery software make it bootable cd or dvd . And start the booting from this cd and flow the insrrctions on screen you will go to password recovery option and set all the password for administrator and if you get admin pass you can change all use passwords.
Details in:
http://www.recoverlostpassword.com/products/windowspasswordrecovery.html

I know an administrator tool for Windows password reset, Windows Password Breaker, which can easily reset forgotten Windows password to blank without reinstall. you can have a try.

Or 6 ways for Windows 7 password reset could also be helpful.

The best and easiest way to reset the local or domain admin password. Reset domain password with Windows Password Rescuer Advanced. By this small software you can easily reset the domain password without lose anything and do not require any tech operation.
Get to the point, now let us see the step-by-step guide to recover domain password with Windows Password Rescuer Advanced. To recover Windows Server 2000/2003/2008 domain administrator/user password, follow four steps below:
Step 1. Download and install Windows Password Rescuer Advanced and use it to burn a Windows password recovery disk with CD/USB..
Step 2. Set the locked computer to boot from CD/DVD-ROM or USB drive.
Step 3. Boot the locked computer from Windows password recovery disk.
Step 4. Reset Windows 2008/2003/2000 local or domain administrator password by a few clicks.

You need to get the password reset from the company itself and its free
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