A password keeps things private and prevents unauthorized users.
You need your username and your password. ;-)
A log in password is a secret word or phrase to secure your files on the computer.
to log into dr. hare's computer, you need a password. go to the printer room, and at the bottom, un-hyponotize the person, and he will give you the piece of paper that says fuzzy bunny. that is the password.
well there are many different ways a person can log into their computer depending on operating system. in a windows environment you would have to enter the user name and password or just password if it is password protected. on mac osx just the password and in a Linux environment it would be similar to windows. im guessing you cannot log into your machine because it is password protected and you either forgot your password or someone made one for you without telling. in either of those cases...... i would really need more information than your basic question
If there is one users on the computer, it is the password you use to log on. If you have multiple users on a computer, then one of them is the system administrator. Usually, this is the first account created, but you can find out by going to system preferences, and clicking on accounts. On the left hand side of the window, there will be a list of users, and under the system administrator it will say "admin." The password for this account it the system administrator's password.
A log in password is a secret word or phrase to secure your files on the computer.
Contact your school library and tell them to change your password, or if your studywiz is connected with you computer login at school then type in your computer log in and then it will say your password has expired, to renew your password please type your old password and New password so that will be u r password for studywiz and you computer log in. ~Hope I helped~
It depends how the system is configured; Microsoft strongly encourage you to have an account - with a user name and password. But with such an account, you can configure Windows 8 to automatically log the computer in to a particular account so that when you turn the computer on, it doesn't ask for a username (or password), but takes you straight to the start screen. However, if you change the network to which the computer is connected, you will be asked for your password before you can use the machine.
Because the computer assumes you know who you are and don't need to be reminded of that. At the login, type your username and password ... if you don't remember what those were, then you need to consult with your network administrator, or if on a home machine, reload windows.
Unless the password is blank, the password has been set by the administrator. If it is your computer and you've tried leaving it blank, you may need to reinstall Windows unless you can remember it.
If you need a password to log onto a site or into a network and you do not have then you cannot log in and you cannot draw something
You need their user & password.