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lost admin password (solved)

Postby deate » Wed Aug 27, 2008 7:30 am

I need a little help, please! I'm away from home on a machine that I set up some months back, that I set up to automatically log in...and I thought I remembered the pass word I used...but alas...no...I know there is a way to recover without reinstalling, but all my notes are at home...can anyone help?
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Re: lost admin password

Postby SaddleTramp » Wed Aug 27, 2008 8:16 am

deate wrote:I need a little help, please! I'm away from home on a machine that I set up some months back, that I set up to automatically log in...and I thought I remembered the pass word I used...but alas...no...I know there is a way to recover without reinstalling, but all my notes are at home...can anyone help?

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Re: lost admin password (solved)

Postby deate » Wed Aug 27, 2008 9:15 am

Thanks Saddle, it's heck to be old, and not remember things, lost without my notes at home :D Part of the frustration is this d-link wbr1310 router I'm trying to set up, can set ssid, but won't accept password or at least when you get to this stage, set up won't continue.I'm never buying d-link again, never had any problems with my linksys routers.
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Re: lost admin password (solved)

Postby Baphomet » Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:23 am

deate wrote:... never had any problems with my linksys routers.

I use them solely and recommend them highly. And should you ever need it, you can actually get a live body on the phone pretty quick via their support line. Yes, it's Bombay-based, but typically they actually know what they're doing.

In my experience.
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Re: lost admin password (solved)

Postby deate » Wed Aug 27, 2008 11:38 am

Baphomet wrote:
deate wrote:... never had any problems with my linksys routers.

I use them solely and recommend them highly. And should you ever need it, you can actually get a live body on the phone pretty quick via their support line. Yes, it's Bombay-based, but typically they actually know what they're doing.

In my experience.

This thing is driving me "Buggy...ier" The router works wired and wireless, but when I go to their set up wizard(you know the easy way) it has a 3 step process..can get thru the first 2 steps of setting the ssid name, but then when you get to the type password...and typr it then hit next...that's it...does not allow you to complete process... I can however, get to the wireless section, and set it up for WEP, and set a key, which, does lock the network down, but then I can't get connected from the VISTA laptop...probably more a vista issue, but I don't understand why, d-link set up won't complete ???And no luck with getting a live person, without the paying option,f--k that, I'll buy another Linksys, before I'll pay to get something working that should work in the first place...it's getting way closer to a complete burn out of Vista on his laptop, 1.8 works flawlessly on this eMachine...just not so sure of his Toshiba satellite laptop, never done a laptop install

Edit 1... got the bugger linked :D :D Turns out not to be the router...b :D t you guessed it....Vista crap OS
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Re: lost admin password (solved)

Postby SaddleTramp » Thu Aug 28, 2008 5:28 pm

deate wrote:
Baphomet wrote:
deate wrote:... never had any problems with my linksys routers.

I use them solely and recommend them highly. And should you ever need it, you can actually get a live body on the phone pretty quick via their support line. Yes, it's Bombay-based, but typically they actually know what they're doing.

In my experience.

This thing is driving me "Buggy...ier" The router works wired and wireless, but when I go to their set up wizard(you know the easy way) it has a 3 step process..can get thru the first 2 steps of setting the ssid name, but then when you get to the type password...and typr it then hit next...that's it...does not allow you to complete process... I can however, get to the wireless section, and set it up for WEP, and set a key, which, does lock the network down, but then I can't get connected from the VISTA laptop...probably more a vista issue, but I don't understand why, d-link set up won't complete ???And no luck with getting a live person, without the paying option,f--k that, I'll buy another Linksys, before I'll pay to get something working that should work in the first place...it's getting way closer to a complete burn out of Vista on his laptop, 1.8 works flawlessly on this eMachine...just not so sure of his Toshiba satellite laptop, never done a laptop install

Edit 1... got the bugger linked :D :D Turns out not to be the router...b :D t you guessed it....Vista crap OS

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Re: lost admin password (solved)

Postby satelight7430 » Fri Aug 29, 2008 3:05 pm

if all else fails reset to factory defalts. usually you just have to press and hold the little(itity bitty hole,use a pen or a nail.whatevers handy) then rerun the wizard. i have a buffalo thats nothing but a mo--erfu--er
to get set up but one its going its a screamer. or hows about this, when all else fails reboot!!! :D
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Re: lost admin password (solved)

Postby SaddleTramp » Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:48 pm

satelight7430 wrote:if all else fails reset to factory defalts. usually you just have to press and hold the little(itity bitty hole,use a pen or a nail.whatevers handy) then rerun the wizard. i have a buffalo thats nothing but a mo--erfu--er
to get set up but one its going its a screamer. or hows about this, when all else fails reboot!!! :D

LMAO There ya go...easiest place to hide somethin's right under your nose ;)
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