QUESTION POSED ON: 18 September 2002
I have a stand alone Windows 2000 machine
with several infrequent users. We all
use it as Administrator. Some users
can't seem to remember the password, and it
is a constant source of aggravation,
not to mention time consuming. On the
old box I had Windows 98, and I was able to
delete the password, so that no matter what
you typed in, it let you in. I have not
been able to acheive this on the 2000
box. I tried deleting the password from SAM,
but it requires you leave the password field
blank, then click OK. If you type in
any word into the password field, it kicks
it back. Obviously, security is not an
issue on this box, but the infrequent
users who need to use this box are
management level and have a hissy when they
need access and can't find me to get
them in. Any ideas?
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