did you try not entering a password?

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Originally posted by Dmatrox did you try not entering a password?

what do you think??? good question

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thought of Unistalling the program and setting it up from the start?
ya never know..

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Originally posted by icedale thought of Unistalling the program and setting it up from the start? ya never know..

That should do the job np

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Originally posted by icedale thought of Unistalling the program and setting it up from the start? ya never know..

yeah
tried it... i need a password to uninstall it :P

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did you think of doing a nice format to the HD? That should reaallly clear things up

okay,hm..so you're saying about the supervisors' password. Meaning Administrator in XP?or sth similar but for IS?(that'd be Internet Security:P)

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Originally posted by icedale did you think of doing a nice format to the HD? That should reaallly clear things up okay,hm..so you're saying about the supervisors' password. Meaning Administrator in XP?or sth similar but for IS?(that'd be Internet Security:P)

see i dont know about that.... ive entered my xp password to login and all the passwords i know of nothing works..

i dont wanna format yet because i have tons of music i dont want to get rid of yet

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you could try emailing microsoft tech support (imm sure you said it was a legit copy of xp) as i am so sure theres going to be a way to reset the admin password, failing that is is possible to 'repair' an windows instalation, though i cant remember where i saw the exact instructions so ill go hunt them down. what a repair installion will do is wipe the device manager clean, so you will have to re install all your drivers and set up networking etc, but all the programs will stay installed, start menu will be the same, and all your data will be there and you will have a admin password as well

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Have you tried physically deleting NIS manually i.e. click on the program directory and delete it to the recycle bin? - if by doing so, stuffs up your system, restore the files back to its origin?

If it does work and you would like to keep NIS (without the program blockage, try re-installing it, and enter a password thats easy to remember

Although it may tell you that you can't delete the folder becuase the actual program files are use, if that is the case and you are using Windows 2000 or higher, press alt+ctrl+del, click on task manager, then go to "processes" and manually end the program.

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Originally posted by jonsimmonds you could try emailing microsoft tech support (imm sure you said it was a legit copy of xp)

nope... :P so thats out of the question... and deleting it out of the directory wont work

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