Update Problem – Looking for solution

Update Problem – Looking for solution

Hi friend,

you did not clarify that which password you want to update is it your computer password or another, ok need not to worry then i am here to solve your problem  I think it is not a major problem sometimes when you want to update your password some confirmation and programs need to stop or need to restart you pc just it. If you didn't restart your pc then do it and i think your problem will be solved.

One more think if you want to change any account password which can be your bank account or any type of account password then first you confirm that the password is saved then explorer can want to confirm it and for that reason many times some unexpected problem can be shown to you. If you need to restart your pc then just restart it and you will get fixed your problem.

Thanks

Update Problem – Looking for solution

I often receive this kind of message whenever I install a program before on Windows XP. Setup just wants that no window is open when installing the program. You can actually ignore this message and continue with the installation by clicking “OK”. If this doesn’t work, restart the computer then install the program again.

On the other hand, if you are getting prompted to enter the administrator password every time you change a setting on the computer, it means you are not using an administrator account or you are not the administrator of the computer. One workaround is to disable the administrator password using the built-in “Administrator” account.

If the current user account you are using is not an admin account, you can use the built-in administrator account in Microsoft Windows to change or delete the password of the other user account. The built-in admin account in Microsoft Windows is automatically hidden once you create a new admin account. Since the built-in admin account is already hidden, you need to unhide it.

Press the Windows key + R to bring up the “Run” dialog then type without quotes “cmd” then hit Enter. In the command prompt window, type the following then hit Enter:

• net user administrator /active:yes

After this, close the command prompt and restart the computer. Now, log in using the “Administrator” account in the login screen. Once you are logged in, repeat the same steps to start the command prompt. In the command prompt window, type the following then hit Enter:

• net user [username] [new password]

Replace “[username]” with the username you want to change the password. Replace “[new password]” with the new password you want to use or don’t specify a password to delete the existing password of the account. If the target username contains a space, you need to enclose the username in quotes like this:

• net user “[user name]” [new password]