By enabling your account's password and the idle time feature of your OS, please refer to the users manual. Once it is enabled and timed, any attempt to use your computer by another user, she/he will be prompted by the user's password.
When you're on a computer you and you only don't use log out, if someone knows your password change it and make the prompt for your password every day.
You can't "access" the superuser password. In addition to being stored in a file only readable by the superuser, its also encrypted in a one-way hash. This means that it is not stored in plaintext, and the computer checks to see if the password is correct by encrypting the supplied password and seeing if the hash matches, not just comparing the passwords sirectly.
The computer should prompt for a password or personal identification number (PIN).
Internet Explorer uses integrated windows authentication which obtains your credentials from the computer you are logged into. If for some reason it cannot obtain these credentials, the browser's session is anonymous so it will prompt you. Or if the account you are using does not have access to the resource. Windows Explorer runs under under the credentials of the account you are logged into.
Usually (iPod/iPhone) you can plug your device into your computer (iTunes). If its an Internet program it may have asked you for an email when signing up for it.. There should be a link 'forgot my password' and it will email you a new password or you will make another one via that email.
The UAC prompt is a new feature that was released with Vista. UAC translates to User Access Control and it controls what programs on your PC can access files onto your computer.
You enabled passcodes in the Settings directory. You will have to plug it into your computer and restore from iTunes if you don't remember what the code is.
Prompt or a C prompt
Hmmm...that would depend on several things. Is the computer a server, standalone system, networked system? I assume you are talking getting past the password prompt. There are numerous different operating systems and therefore numerous different methods of approach. Is the password you are tying to get around a BIOS password, user password, administrator password? Without knowing those, as well as other specifics, I am afraid I would have to recommend you contact a local professional computer technician.
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There are four solutions for your problem: Solution 1: Re-install your windows 7 operating system. Solution 2:Unlock your password from Safe Mode : step 1�Start your win 7 computer and press "F8� . Choose "Safe Mode with Command Prompt" with the arrow keys on the keyboard and press "Enter." Then your computer will start in Safe Mode with Command Prompt. step 2�Select the Administrator account that appear on the screen, then enter command prompt. Type "net user ****** 123456" and enter (****** is the account name and 123456 is the new password), then a message -" the command completed successfully" will appear. Step 3: Restart your win 7 computer, then you can log in as ****** with the password 123456. Solution 3:Restart your computer with windows 7 password reset disk. Password reset disk only works on condition that you have created it before losing the account password. Step 1: While typing a wrong win 7 password, a password hint will appear. Click "Reset password ", it will show you the Password Reset Wizard. Step 2: Click "NEXT" and select your disk drive to reset the password with a new one. Step 3: Then you can use the new password to log in your win 7 PC. Solution 4:Crack your windows 7 password with Windows Password Key Step 1: Download and install Windows Password Key in another accessible PC. Step 2: Run the downloaded file and install it on any PC you have access to. Step 3: Burn Windows Password Key to a blank CD/DVD flash drive. Step 4: Reset your windows 7 password with the burned disk. See link:
Your email and password are what you used to sign up for the game. If you forgot your password, click the "I Forgot My Password" prompt on the login page.