XPost: comp.os.linux.advocacy
From: ray@zianet.com
On Sun, 09 Jan 2011 00:21:18 +0100, Hadron wrote:
> Gordon writes:
>
>> This is typical of posts that are becoming more frequent in the MS
>> Answers forum.
>>
>> "Something strange has occurred with my Windows 7. We had two user
>> accounts on there: mine (which was also the Admin account) and my
>> wife's. Neither of these accounts had a password. (Perhaps not a good
>> idea, but nobody else uses our computer.)
>>
>> Last night, my wife's account wasn't showing up on the opening sign-in
>> screen, but there was a blank profile called "Other User". When I
>> logged onto that and entered my wife's user account, it let us log in.
>>
>> I went into Users to see if I could see what was going on, and I'm not
>> sure how it happened, but the next thing I knew, without entering
>> anything at all, it was saying that there was a password on my Admin
>> account.
>>
>> So I logged back out to the use login screen and now my wife's account
>> shows up, and there's only the blank "Other User" profile showing up
>> for me. If I log into it and enter my username, it prompts for a
>> password - a password which I never created and thus do not know. So
>> now I'm locked out of the Admin account for my computer.
>>
>> Is there anything I can do?"
>>
>> Why do people put up with paying for this unfinished CRAP?
>
> Because they judge it better than the competition.
>
> Why do you?
>
> Gortard : all SW has bugs.
>
> Why don't people take this for free? http://www.debian.org/Bugs/
>
> You're an idiot Gortard and a good example of a little knowledge being a
> dangerous thing.
So, larry, I see that according to you anyone who disagrees is a *tard -
I suppose because you know everything.
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