Title: Help my dad Post by: RED-DOG on April 29, 2008, 02:16:22 PM He went away for a few days, then came home and tried to log on to his computer only to realise that he has forgotten his pass word.
What does he have to do now? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 02:20:38 PM ;technophobe;
your welcome Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Dingdell on April 29, 2008, 02:22:19 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free.
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: TightEnd on April 29, 2008, 02:23:49 PM LOL Trust you to know that!
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: RED-DOG on April 29, 2008, 02:24:18 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 02:24:50 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Bongo on April 29, 2008, 02:26:34 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. What OS is he using? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: RED-DOG on April 29, 2008, 02:28:03 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. What OS is he using? Vista. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Dewi_cool on April 29, 2008, 02:29:15 PM what operating system? oops
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: MrsBoldie on April 29, 2008, 02:31:00 PM Found this when I googled - not sure if it will work though:
1) START - RUN - regedit 2) Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Ratings 3) Delete the icon named Key. 4) Exit regedit 5) Reboot 6) Open the Internet Options again, click on the Content tab and click on Disable. When asked for a password, don't enter anything; just click on OK. This will disable Content Advisor because there's no longer a password. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Dingdell on April 29, 2008, 02:32:03 PM LOL Trust you to know that! I say nothing...... ;scarymoment; Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 02:34:15 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day Watch your P's & Q's pp, & listen up real good, right? He can't have a "whole" in his bucket. He can have a hole in his whole bucket though. Now behave. You hear me? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Longines on April 29, 2008, 02:39:54 PM Option 1:
Boot into safe mode by pressing F8 before the windows logo appears. Log into the adminstrator account and delete your Dad's password. Option 2: Download the boot disk from http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html, burn it to CD on another machine and use it to blank out your Dad's password. I've used it before, it does work but it's defintely non-user-friendly. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: boldie on April 29, 2008, 02:41:06 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on t'internet. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day rotflmfao Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Ecosse on April 29, 2008, 02:42:09 PM ophcrack
Download from :- http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=133599&package_id=167699 Burn To CD :- Boot Up from CD, password will be displayed. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 02:44:30 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on INTERNET. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day Watch your P's & Q's pp, & listen up real good, right? He can't have a "whole" in his bucket. He can have a hole in his whole bucket though. Now behave. You hear me? I've let the side down on grammer, spelling, and most importantly internet eetiyqueitteye, i'm literally hanging my head in shame(and i see the carpet needs hoovering) ;marks; before i leave disgraced and do the hoovering can i just clarify as to how he can have a hole in his whole bucket if a hole by definition leaves a gap and would render his previously whole bucket un whole? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 02:48:13 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on INTERNET. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day Watch your P's & Q's pp, & listen up real good, right? He can't have a "whole" in his bucket. He can have a hole in his whole bucket though. Now behave. You hear me? I've let the side down on grammer, spelling, and most importantly internet eetiyqueitteye, i'm literally hanging my head in shame(and i see the carpet needs hoovering) ;marks; before i leave disgraced and do the hoovering can i just clarify as to how he can have a hole in his whole bucket if a hole by definition leaves a gap and would render his previously whole bucket un whole? The bucket remains whole, it's the content that goes down the hole. The whole hole, in fact. Now go get vacuuming. Hoovering is generic. Don't come back until the whole carpet is vacuumed. Excluding the holes. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 02:56:48 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on INTERNET. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day Watch your P's & Q's pp, & listen up real good, right? He can't have a "whole" in his bucket. He can have a hole in his whole bucket though. Now behave. You hear me? I've let the side down on grammer, spelling, and most importantly internet eetiyqueitteye, i'm literally hanging my head in shame(and i see the carpet needs hoovering) ;marks; before i leave disgraced and do the hoovering can i just clarify as to how he can have a hole in his whole bucket if a hole by definition leaves a gap and would render his previously whole bucket un whole? The bucket remains whole, it's the content that goes down the hole. The whole hole, in fact. Now go get vacuuming. Hoovering is generic. Don't come back until the whole carpet is vacuumed. Excluding the holes. So he can have a hole in his whole bucket if it started out with a hole in it and it was an integral part of the bucket but can a bucket that started life holeless have a hole made later and still be classed as whole? I cant even contemplate starting any sort of house work or in fact doing anything ever again untill we've sorted this out Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Longines on April 29, 2008, 03:05:25 PM Doesn't ophcrack require the purchase of hash tables for $240 to work on Vista?
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 03:10:02 PM You can get programmes which reveal all passwords on the computer. Search on INTERNET. Very cheap and some are free. How can he do that? He can't log on. Is there a whole in his bucket as well? bad day Watch your P's & Q's pp, & listen up real good, right? He can't have a "whole" in his bucket. He can have a hole in his whole bucket though. Now behave. You hear me? I've let the side down on grammer, spelling, and most importantly internet eetiyqueitteye, i'm literally hanging my head in shame(and i see the carpet needs hoovering) ;marks; before i leave disgraced and do the hoovering can i just clarify as to how he can have a hole in his whole bucket if a hole by definition leaves a gap and would render his previously whole bucket un whole? The bucket remains whole, it's the content that goes down the hole. The whole hole, in fact. Now go get vacuuming. Hoovering is generic. Don't come back until the whole carpet is vacuumed. Excluding the holes. So he can have a hole in his whole bucket if it started out with a hole in it and it was an integral part of the bucket but can a bucket that started life holeless have a hole made later and still be classed as whole? I cant even contemplate starting any sort of house work or in fact doing anything ever again untill we've sorted this out Quite right too, it's a worry. We shall start with the internet eetiyqueitteye. If the bucket does not have a hole, is it hole-less? And suffering from hole-less-ness? And if not, can it be described as hole-less-ness-less? Look, I'm busy, I've got grown-up things to do, & children to placate. Go away. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: boldie on April 29, 2008, 03:12:08 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket?
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: TightEnd on April 29, 2008, 03:14:04 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? Dear Liza, please be quiet. You are talking rollocks. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Ecosse on April 29, 2008, 03:14:31 PM Doesn't ophcrack require the purchase of hash tables for $240 to work on Vista? Are you thinking of LOphtCrack ? Ophcrack is open source. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: MrsBoldie on April 29, 2008, 03:15:47 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? "bucket" in Portuguese is "balde"? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Laxie on April 29, 2008, 03:17:06 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? Dear Liza, please be quiet. You are talking rollocks. No bucket is whole without the one hole. But any bucket with more than one hole is no longer whole. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: gatso on April 29, 2008, 03:19:46 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? Dear Liza, please be quiet. You are talking rollocks. No bucket is whole without the one hole. But any bucket with more than one hole is no longer whole. I disagree. my bucket has 3 holes, the big one at the top that you put water in and 2 little ones that the handle goes through, and it is still whole Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: MrsBoldie on April 29, 2008, 03:20:50 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? Dear Liza, please be quiet. You are talking rollocks. No bucket is whole without the one hole. But any bucket with more than one hole is no longer whole. I disagree. my bucket has 3 holes, the big one at the top that you put water in and 2 little ones that the handle goes through, and it is still whole But if it had a hole and it wasn't whole would you then have to put it in the bucket? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 03:20:59 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? Dear Liza, please be quiet. You are talking rollocks. No bucket is whole without the one hole. But any bucket with more than one hole is no longer whole. I do agree but what about if it's a bucket with a lid and you put the lid on, is the bucket then by definition no longer whole? Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 03:22:24 PM Surely if a bucket does not have a hole it is not a bucket? Dear Liza, please be quiet. You are talking rollocks. No bucket is whole without the one hole. But any bucket with more than one hole is no longer whole. That's incorrect Dawn. The bit at the top is the means of egress. Besam, the German Sliding door manufacturers, with whom I am, unfortunately, intimately acquainted, - & who name their sliding doors as "bi-parters" - describe their product as "Entrance & Exit Solutions". Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: TightEnd on April 29, 2008, 03:22:45 PM If you put a Hyancinth in your bucket does your sitcom run one whole series, or more series?
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 03:24:37 PM Ban bolt. Or bolt for Cod. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 03:27:08 PM Oh "bucket"!!!! i'm off
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Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: RED-DOG on April 29, 2008, 03:54:31 PM We're sorted thanks guys.
Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 05:02:10 PM We're sorted thanks guys. On behalf of bolt & myself, you are welcome. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: bolt pp on April 29, 2008, 05:09:40 PM We're sorted thanks guys. On behalf of bolt & myself, you are welcome. we did our best Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: tikay on April 29, 2008, 05:22:01 PM We're sorted thanks guys. On behalf of bolt & myself, you are welcome. we did our best We could do no more. Buckets, holes, wholes, hoovers, doors, etteyquietty, bolt for Mod, we covered everything. PC Password? Against buckets, it pales into insignificance. Title: Re: Help my dad Post by: Geo the Sarge on April 29, 2008, 05:57:13 PM Just had such a laff at this. Thanks Bolty & TK.
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