Can not log in right using my username and

The best thing to do is to write you username and password down.
Also keep the not in a safe place so you don't lose it. I think the best place to keep the note is to keep it under an object or something special of yours. I hope this helps you.

for which operating system ????

Windows XP users
Change password

1. Open Control Panel
2. Double-click the Users Accounts icon
3. Select the account you wish to change.
4. Select the option "Change my name" to change your username or "Create a password" or "Change my password" to change your password.

Note: Windows XP Home users can only change the Administrator password through Safe Mode

Windows Vista and 7 users
Change password

1. Open Control Panel
2. Click Add or remove user accounts.
3. Click the account you wish to change.
4. Click Change the password

Change username

1. Open Control Panel
2. Click Add or remove user accounts.
3. Click the account you wish to change.
4. Click Change the account name

Windows 2000 users
Change password

Microsoft Windows 2000 users can change their username by pressing CTRL + ALT + DEL while in Windows to open the Windows Security window. From this window click the "Change Password" button

Enter your old password and the new password you wish to use.
Change username

In order to change the username of an account on Windows XP you will need to have an account with Administrator rights. If you're logged in as Administrator or have an account with Administrator rights, follow the below steps.

1. Open Control Panel
2. Double-click the Users and Password icon
3. Make sure "Users must enter a user and password to use this computer" is checked.
4. Highlight the account you wish to change the username for and click the Properties button.
5. Within the Properties you'll be able to change the User name.

hope this helps

What is the Operating System installed on your computer? Are you logged in?

If you are logged in and the operating system is Windows, then right-click the "My Computer" > "Manage", now from the new windows, expand "Local Users and Groups" and again open "Users", there you'll see your username on the right pane of the window, now right-click your username and click "Set Password" and type in a new password, click "Ok" and you are done. Your old password is gone and your new password has been assigned.

If you need further help, let me know with more details, assuming is tiresome :-).

Good luck.

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You question is not that specific so i can't give you the specific answer, there're several ways to configure this settings, but it depends on the Operating system you are using. If you are using windows Xp, log off from the desktop and press Ctrl+Alt+Del simultaneously on the login screen (sometimes you'll need to press several times), a small logon window will pop up, type administrator on the username box and if a password was set with the administrator, key in the password, or if there's none, just press enter after typing the "administrator". After you are logged in with the administrator account, go to control panel - user account - create new - and create an account (any username that you want to give) with the administrator privilege (rights) {you should select Computer Administrator}. Again log off and login using the new username and password (if you've set a password). Now with that account, you can do anything with your computer. If it's not Xp then the problem is difficult being without the administrator's rights. If you have another account with administrator's rights, then you can disable the Guest account. Good luck Thanks for using FixYa.

You can't.

What you can do is reset the entire router. There should be a button on the back you can press in with a paper clip, hold it down for a few seconds, lights should flash.

Your router will then be reset to factory defaults. Without any more information I can not tell you how to find the default user/pass to log in.

Hi,

You have two options that may work. Can you log in with your old username and password to the system? If so, and if you have sufficient rights with that user account, you can remove the domain and join a work group. **Before doing that, create an administrator account that you know the username and password for.

The second thing is to see If you can log in locally with that administrator account? If so, then you can access anything on the hard drive, and you can change the domain to a work group. On the log in screen, you should see username, password, and domain. Change the domain to the local system, and use administrator to log in, if you are lucky, the password could be blank. Or maybe (not likely though, they would give you that password. If not there are ways to hack it.

If you get to that point, or if you need assistance trying my suggestions, please let me know.
Thanks

yes if the password is unde bois you can clear the cmos hardwar if it is under windows you can use hierin to remove the password it is easy contact me with details and i will tell you how to deal with the passswrod issue you have

If you mean trying to log in to your computer using your Username and Password then I suggest trying to log in to the Administrator account and change your passowrd for the account you are unable to log in to

Once you are in the administrators account, check that there are no limitations on your account that prohibits you from logging in. To do this right click on My Computer and click Manage. On the computer management window click on Local Users and Groups, click on Users folder.

Where your username is right click and click on Properties. Make sure none of the boxes are ticked (especially Account is disabled - If it is untick) and tick Password never expires and click on Apply

Log out of Administrator Account and log in to your own

Try to reset the router using a paper clip, then try to re-log in to the router with the IP address, If you are still unable to log in , try log as admin as the username and password as admin or admin on the username and password is password.