To remove an administration password on Microsoft xp,simply go to start,control panel then go to user accounts.In user accounts,click on administrator and the click create a password.After clicking on create a password,type in the current password and click change password(Do not insert a new password or hint,just type the current password and click change password.)That will remove the password in the administrator profile.
No, you cannot. Unless non admin user was allowed to change admin passwords, which is possible using some registry settings.
"Admin" refers to users who can do things on the computer that non-admin users can't do. To delete a user, create an admin user. After you have created an admin user, open the System Preferences window. In "Users and Groups" select the user you want to delete and click the minus sign at the bottom of the "Users and Groups" pane. You may need that user's password.
You do not need a password to install Mozilla Firefox unless you are on a non-admin or unprivileged user account. In this case, the password is whatever the password to the Administrator account is.
If you have encrypted network, it's not easy and even experinced users cannot do that. For non-ecrypted network it's really easy to do using special program which is called sniffer. Your password should different from the standard ones.
Admin is short for administrator, a person who manages or supervises the operations of a business, organization, or system. In the context of technology or online platforms, admin typically refers to someone with administrative privileges and responsibilities.
The non-administrator account you are using most likely has permissions set up for using those applications. Set the permissions to 'read and write' (which requires the admin password) to see if it will open then.
Windows Vista / Windows 7: First: right-click on the shortcut for the program. Then select the [Compatibility] tab. Then Change the [Run as administrator] setting. and click OK. If that doesn't work, reset the [Run as administrator] setting to it's original setting and Go to: Control Panel-> User Accounts and Family Safety-> User Accounts-> Change your account type. and change the relevant account to Administrator (Admin password will be required). As a last resort: Go to: Control Panel-> User Accounts and Family Safety-> User Accounts-> User Account Control Settings. You should now have a screen saying "Choose when to be notified about changes to your computer" with a scroll bar on the left hand side. If you set the bar to the bottom it will stop admin checking (known as UAC). WARNING - this may cause adverse effects if programs are installed, via the internet, from unknown sources (i.e. non-Microsoft) and SHOULD ONLY BE ATTEMPTED BY EXPERIENCED USERS.
No, there are just non-smart users.
non of your xx
i know it cuz this is my account its banned password is 49394 its a non member
I think it was Koopa.
Non of your business, clearly.
this is my account its non member but it has awsome rare stuff and i do mean awsome comment it get there first or if not someone will change the password... here i t is..... username:alacena password:heartbreaker123