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As long as it's your computer, there is a program called Ophcrack, it works on XP, Vista and Win 7 as well as some Linux distro's When you download the file it's what is called an ISO, burn the ISO to a CD using whatever burning program you use to burn ISO images. Win 7 has a built in application.

1. Insert the CD into the CD tray
2. Turn off the computer you need to access
3. Enter BIOS, this changes between motherboards but you should see a message on startup that says something like "Press F2 to enter setup: or press F8 to enter BIOS" you will need to find out what yours is, mostly F2,F6,F8 or DEL
4. Once you have entered the BIOS screen, look for something which has to do with "Boot Order" or "Boot Options" Navigate to this screen now
5. There should be a numbered list, what you want to do is put your CD drive as the first boot option, follow the onscreen instructions on how to do this, they change between computers unfortunately.
6. Exit BIOS and save the configuration
7. The computer will now reset, you must make sure the CD is inserted before this point
8. The system will detect the CD and ask you to hit a key to boot from CD, Do it and accept
9. From here Ophcrack is pretty much automatic, let it run for awhile and when you return, you should have the username and password, displayed on the screen.
10. From here, eject the CD and reboot

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Are you sure your laptop has a 64 bit processor? 64bit software will not install onto 32bit systems

could be an issue with the flash player or shockwave player if the game needs that to be updated. check java update too. reset the browser, check the net speed .. if this does not help, then call 1-877-805-1027 for expert help

it seems like a fishing activity, may be your password is compromised and you will need another way to get back into the account to secure your details. try to run a malware scan on the computer, check if you are entering the correct password. see if the alternate email is available or if you remember the answers to the security questions to recover the password. if that does not help .. then call 1-877-805-1027 for expert help

have you scanned for viruses?

turn off reboot hit f8 till you see menu, go to restore on the menu should be a menu to restore to factory settings try booting to safe mode hit f5 till you see menu with command prompt type bootrec /fixmbr then the enter key type bootrec /fixboot and enter key reboot

hi, it is normal, windows decided to remove the support of it because too many malwares where passing by... for my part i have seven X64 and i only have the orange calendar working, if i take the clock, it have a bug, it first shows correctly, but then disapear, and i saw one day by moving a monitor position to have the two screen one over the other, and the clock was at the top, but when i came back to normal config (one monitor) it disapears again... so no more gadgets ! cheers mich

Download "Should I Remove It?" . It's free and deletes advertising. Purge Your PC of Program Clutter What is Should I Remove It? Should I Remove It? is a very simple but extremely powerful Windows application that helps users, both technical and non technical, decide what programs they should remove from their PC. This typically includes finding and removing all sorts of crapware and bloatware such as adware, spyware, toolbars, bundled unwanted applications as well as many forms of malware. The program is very lightweight and extremely fast. Should I Remove It? simply scans your computer for all its' installed programs and then ranks what should be removed by leveraging the wisdom of the crowd (and of course our technical experts) to determine what should not be installed.

Reinstalll it. it should work

windows system cannot recover passwords Audreym it is just the folder in which the files that make windows work are stored. It is really advisable not to go into it, doing the wrong thing could break your windows installation

You can contact Microsoft. As long as you have a valid license, and the proper key code, they will send you a link. I think you need a Microsoft Windows account? if you have one, once logged in, you should be able to locate some assistance for your problem. https://login.live.com/login.srf?wa=wsignin1.0&rpsnv=12&ct=1433562614&rver=6.5.6509.0&wp=LBI&wreply=https:%2F%2Fsupport.microsoft.com%2Fcontactus%2Fsetupandinstallation%3FPID%3D14019&lc=1033&id=288908&cbcxt=bs The Windows Download Center for OS, may be of help as well? Windows Microsoft Download Center

Put Windows 7 disc in the drive and boot from it. Windows 7 install will start. Follow the steps, it's easy and you have done it before. You may have to change boot order from BIOS to get it boot from dvd. How to Install Windows 7 Beginners

Gaming site's are loaded with malware, when you have this error start by disinfecting your system in the link bellow is a video I made it explains the "what" "why" & "how to disinfect your system" 100% free.. you'll have to link to the page the for 100% freeware download links will be in the description click the blue font Facebook malware how to remove it from your system beginners

Martin, what do you need to remove "offline" from? "Offline" typically means that you are not connected to the internet or whatever system you are looking at.

Hi Diane, OMG!..... I think you got trapped by doing this... I hope you have a backup image to restore your PC. Anyhow, try to get a second opinion about it. G'Luck...

Did you look for it in the start menu?

I can't think of a fix of the top of my head as I don't recall coming across this before. I'd suggest trying a system restore and see if that will fix it, otherwise I'd take it back to where you had it imaged and have them re-image or fix the issue. If it wasn't there before the imaging then I'd have to say something didn't go quite right when they made the copy.

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