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In Windows XP there is a third box in the logon screen to select Domain or Local Machine. <br />
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Are you selecting the Local Machine? &nbsp;You may be able to login have used the emergency Boot CD and you can always try it again. You are probably trying to log in to the Domain.
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In Windows XP there is a third box in the logon screen to select Domain or Local Machine.

Are you selecting the Local Machine?  You may be able to login have used the emergency Boot CD and you can always try it again. You are probably trying to log in to the Domain.

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Found that the SAM was Corrupted.<br />
Coppied Sam from backup and restored<br />
Was able to login....<br />
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Administrator was Still Not working.<br />
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How can I fix Administrator....
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Found that the SAM was Corrupted.
Coppied Sam from backup and restored
Was able to login....

Administrator was Still Not working.

How can I fix Administrator....

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Re-Installed and fixed Administrator
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@ cjoego &nbsp;- Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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@ cjoego  - Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.

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I have Removed a Windows XP computer From the domain...<br />
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Before I removed Computer I Blanked out the Administrator Password.<br />
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When it re-booted I attempt to log back in I cannot<br />
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I have used the Emergency Boot CD to change the Password and did so<br />
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But When I reboot it will not let me in.<br />
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how can I fix this??<br />
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Cjoego
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I have Removed a Windows XP computer From the domain...

Before I removed Computer I Blanked out the Administrator Password.

When it re-booted I attempt to log back in I cannot

I have used the Emergency Boot CD to change the Password and did so

But When I reboot it will not let me in.

how can I fix this??

Cjoego

computer Will not Log in

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