Compter is logging off continually - Toshiba Satellite Pro L300 Notebook

I cant recover my account got three new paswords and none work to log in !!!!!!!!!!

In all likelyhood you have a corruption in the OS. The best way to fix this is to use the recovery patition that HP/Compaq had on their computers. To access this partition, during the initial boot when the Compaq splash screen is on, look near the bottom it will say something like: Press F11 to acees recovery.

Once in the recovery you will have a couple of options, chose the full factory restore (yes this will erase everything on the computer and reset it to the way it was when you first purchased it). You will be asked several times are you sure? or do you wish to continue? answer yes to these.

Once complete you compter will be back to the original state it was shipped in. You will need to update and reinstall any software you had on the computer.

Hope this helps

http://www.lyberty.com/tech/hard_drives/WD_Caviar_WD400BB_specs/index.html

Above is the link to set the jumper on the 40GB to Slave.
Also, before it boots, try to get into the BIOS setting and make sure your compter can see both drives. If not, double check jumper settings for both drives. Turn off compter and change settings.

When computer can see both drives in BIOS, save it and let the compter continue to boot.

Hope this helps.

Can you get into the account? If you can, then just go to My account in the upper right of the page . Then choose Account Settings and at the very bottom of the page it says Deactivate Account.

your bios's alert log must be cleard to get rid of that annoying message

Please try the following:

1. Check the ip address and default gateway on the computer by typing ipconfig in command prompt.

2. Try to ping the default gateway from the hardwired computer.

3. If you are able to ping the default gateway, but not able to log in, Delete Cookies and check if you could log in.

4. If you still could not log in, try from another web browser.

first try that safe mode option and do log in . when you successfully log in restart your computer . this happen mainly when there is sudden loss of power supply to the cpu. shut down your computer properly by pushing the power button on the cpu

please follow the follwing steps:

1. remove the device from the computer.

2.remove unkown devices from the compter. follow steps.
a) select the compter icon on the desktop and right click and select manage.
b) select device manager.
c) look for heading usb devices or unkown devices. if there are unkown devices in your compter that selection tree would be open. just select select the unkown devices and click delete. confirm the same.

3) post deleting all unkown devices, reboot your laptop.
now keep the driver disk handy which came along with the mouse or the driver you have downloaded., preferablly install the driver if its an executable file before connecting the device, other wise save the file to your desktop and ensure the driver is not in a zip or a rar archive, please extract the same.

4) connect the device, the compter would search the driver, failing to find the driver compter would ask for the options. select that you have the disk under advanced option. select the driver you have download and it would show you the device and please continue the installation with the same driver.

You are done... your device would work then.

The first hit at Google finds http://members.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=76886&action=summary&from_ums=1 log in as... drivers and the password is all.