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Eliza252
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Hi, I have just installed a new version of windows on my lap top. Now every time I switch the computor on I get a message asking if I would like to change my password - in order to do this I have to enter the original one - does anyone know where I woud find this?! (It's not something I created!)
- The message has given me about 10 days to find it - 0r..... well, it doesnt say, but i dont like count downs!!
if anyone can help before time runs out (drum roll here
) I would really appreciate it - especially if the programme is going to do something painful like lock me out!!
thanks
- The message has given me about 10 days to find it - 0r..... well, it doesnt say, but i dont like count downs!!
if anyone can help before time runs out (drum roll here
) I would really appreciate it - especially if the programme is going to do something painful like lock me out!!thanks
I've made my debts bite-size too depressing to look at all at once so am handling them one at a time - first up Graduate Loan £1720 paid off! only £280 to go!!!
Money to raise for tuition fees: £3000
When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on!!
Money to raise for tuition fees: £3000
When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on!!
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your orig password if you are defn that you didnt type anything will be blank so when it asks just hit return(enter)0
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Nelly you are a star! One click and it was all sorted out - I love simple solutions :T I've made my debts bite-size too depressing to look at all at once so am handling them one at a time - first up Graduate Loan £1720 paid off! only £280 to go!!!
Money to raise for tuition fees: £3000
When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on!!0
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