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the only choice I have on the desktop is me. How do I get to the admin choice?
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the only choice I have on the desktop is me. How do I get to the admin choice?

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Glad I could help out.<br />
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Thanks.
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I had a usb device that wasn't recognized. the manufacturer said to remove and reinstall sp2. Now &nbsp;when I put in the password it gives me &nbsp;&quot;the system cannot logon due to the following: the parameter is incorrect&quot; and when I put in an incorrect one, it gives me the normal &quot;did you forget...&quot; I also remove the hot fixes.<br />
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I have tried to safe mode, last known good configuration.<br />
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Please help. &nbsp;Thanks
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I had a usb device that wasn't recognized. the manufacturer said to remove and reinstall sp2. Now  when I put in the password it gives me  "the system cannot logon due to the following: the parameter is incorrect" and when I put in an incorrect one, it gives me the normal "did you forget..." I also remove the hot fixes.

I have tried to safe mode, last known good configuration.

Please help.  Thanks

Not recognizing logon password

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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Windows XP

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