Error in system registery

[sergey]

the thing is, i cant even get windows xp to load, im
writing this from another computer. Is there anyway to
bypass the administrator password when using windows
recovery console?

if i try reinstalling windows, there is not enough space
on the partion that has my windows xp installed, but if
im trying to install it to the same partion, even if it
says it will reformat the harddrive, maybe it will
reinstall windows over the existing copy of windows and
my files on that partion wont be wiped?
>-----Original Message-----
>
> Reset it: Start-->Run-->type compmgmt.msc-->System
Tools-
>->Local Users and Groups-->Users-->right-click on
>Administrator-->Set password. For a more comprehensive
>solution, make a password recovery disk. Under Related
>Tasks in the User Accounts Control Panel applet,
>click "Prevent a forgotten password."
>
>Ajers
>
>-----Original Message-----
>>My other computer running windows xp has some kind of
>>system registery error and wont boot to windows xp..
ive
>>tried everything to fix it.. when i try to use recovery
>>console, it asks me for the administrative password,
>>which im pretty sure never set and left blank, and it
>>wont accept the password as blank. When i try to use
>>repair by using the disk i used to install windows xp,
>it
>>fails to find the instalation of windows xp on the hard
>>drive which is surprising. I cant install it again
since
>>all 4 of my drives have under 1gb of memory needed for
>>win xp. Help me please.. i cant get it to start at all.
>>.
>>
>.
>

[Ron Martell]

"sergey" > wrote:

>the thing is, i cant even get windows xp to load, im
>writing this from another computer. Is there anyway to
>bypass the administrator password when using windows
>recovery console?
>
>if i try reinstalling windows, there is not enough space
>on the partion that has my windows xp installed, but if
>im trying to install it to the same partion, even if it
>says it will reformat the harddrive, maybe it will
>reinstall windows over the existing copy of windows and
>my files on that partion wont be wiped?

Try doing a Repair Install as per the instructions at
http://michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm

Good luck


Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada
--
Microsoft MVP
On-Line Help Computer Service
http://onlinehelp.bc.ca

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