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You can pay for eBay items with e-gift certificates, gift cards, and coupons. You need to have eBay and PayPal accounts, but if you don't, you'll be given the opportunity to register on eBay and sign up for a PayPal account when you purchase an item.

To redeem an e-gift certificate, gift card, or coupon, you'll need to log into your PayPal account when you purchase the item. If you don't have an account, you'll be given an opportunity to sign up.
To use an e-gift certificate, gift card, or coupon:

1. Click the Pay now button.
   
2. If the seller offers more than one shipping option, select the one you want.
   
3. Enter the redemption code in the Redeem a Gift Card, certificate, or coupon field.
   Tip: If you received your redemption code online, it's easier to copy and paste it into the redemption code field instead of typing it.
   
4. Click the Apply button to see your new order total, and then click the Continue button.
   
5. On the next page, log in to your PayPal account.
   
6. Select a PayPal payment method, and then click the Continue button.
   
7. Check your order details, and then click the Confirm payment button.
   

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AUTHORITY CERTIFICATES

Installation of a certificate on Cisco ACS Note: ACS only supports PKCS12 certificates. Before installing a certificate, ensure that the certificate is of this type.
To install a signed certificate: Step 1: Choose System Administration > Server Management > Certificate.
The Certificate page appears.
Step 2: Click Install Certificate.
Step 3: On the Install Certificate page, enter values for:
• Server Certificate Format
This is a display-only field, and displays the PKCS12 certificate type.
• Server Certificate File
Enter the path to the local directory in which you saved the certificate file; optionally, click Browse.
• Private Key Password
Enter the private password key, which can be up to 32 characters.
• Confirm Private Key Password
Confirm the private key password.
Step 4: Click Install.
Step 5: To activate the certificate, you must restart all the processes on the ACS View server.
To restart the server from the:
•GUI-Choose System Administration > System Reports > Process Status, and click Restart ACS View Server.
•CLI-Access the CLI in the EXEC mode, and run these commands:
-process stop all
-process start all
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I'd suggest booting into Safe Mode (press F8 after the POST information is finished on bootup) and then you should see an option for Administrator. If you can sign in successfully there, go to Control Panel and create a new account under User Accounts. Boot normally after that and see if you can sign in the new account.

Two questions: 1) is this XP or Vista? and 2) did you recently make any significant changes to the software (namely try to change the Certificate of Authenticity)? If what I suggested works, I'd say boot into Safe Mode again and then run System Restore for Windows. Set the system back to about a week ago and try logging in normally.

Ben