On dragons game school of dragons i forgot my username i need help!

Just to help in the future. Get yourself a little note book and write all your pass words and information down and keep it in a drawer out of site. When you change a password cross the old one out and put the new one in. Sure saves a lot of head aches if you lose your information.

Here u are http://dcpumper.net/DCPumper-Script.html

Fixya is not the best site to get help on particular games. Find a GAMING FORUM for your game and you'll get the help you need

forum.schoolofdragons.com/content/free-membership-school-dragons

what is the code for thunderdrum in school of dragons

I need 999996 gems please

Hi Donna,

All information here is taken from the website:

http://www.thinkcentral.com/index.htm

Select a button on the left side. Then choose the HMH program on the right side. You will go to the login screen. With no login, select "forgot user name". That will go to "Forgot User Name" page. Enter all information requested. What you do that you will see,

The information you provided does not match an existing user account, therefore your username cannot be provided. Please contact your administrator.

That tells me that you need to contact your school. Your school will be able to tell you the complete process.

HTHs

Wayne

Check your audio settings within the game to make sure it is picking up your audio hardware. I do know that Dragon Age did use a higher quality in Sound, its eather that the hardware on your CPU doesnt support the codex, audio hardware isnt supported by the game, or the game isnt reading the hardware which can be set up in in the options menu of the game. If it turns out to be the codex, you can download it off the internet, most of the time you can find bundles to download.

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_lite_codec_pack.htm

DrakeTech

I thought this toy was awesome until I found a number of dated URLs and had no way to correct them through the parent's interface. They release updates, but not far enough. And I learned that some sites (like Dragon Tales) are gone altogether. Now I love it since I've discovered that you can correct, and even customize the URLs. On Windows XP navigate to C:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\Fisher-Price\Easy-Link internet launch pad\ with username being your username and edit the file URL.xml. On Vista and Windows 7 it's a bit harder to find, but just search your computer for URL.xml. Make sure you check the box to include nonindexed locations. It might take a few minutes to find. Make sure you don't edit the version in the Program Files folder because it does nothing. It's just a back up or something.
Once in there you'll see data for each fobId. the descriptions are very clear. For each one you'll see a HomeUrl= entry. This is the site it'll launch when it's inserted. Since Dragon Tales is discontinued I set this to NickJr.com which is much cooler anyway. Then you want an entry for each AcceptedDomain or RestrictedDomain. You just go onto the site and see what paths it uses and enter in these paths. For example for NickJr I added restrictions for their advertising sites such as ads.doubleclick.com as well as facebook.com. I also used this same logic to fix the broken Wiggles, Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh links where we got constant denial messages. I decided to just point Mickey Mouse to the entire Disney games page rather than limiting to only Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, so I get more bang for the buck.