win2K problem
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win2K problem
sorry all, a bit off topic !
I had what I thought to be a corrupted USER profile on Win2K..
I made a copy of the directories under it, and then somehow deleted the user whilst logged in as it !
now I cant log back on as that user, and I cant log on as an administrator so i am locked out completely (on old laptop at mo)
is this a huge pain, just install XP situation,
or can someone PM me a trick?
my TV, music, net etc all are based on the old PC..
J
I had what I thought to be a corrupted USER profile on Win2K..
I made a copy of the directories under it, and then somehow deleted the user whilst logged in as it !
now I cant log back on as that user, and I cant log on as an administrator so i am locked out completely (on old laptop at mo)
is this a huge pain, just install XP situation,
or can someone PM me a trick?
my TV, music, net etc all are based on the old PC..
J
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What message comes up when you try to logon as the local administrator? Is it disabled or unknown password?
If its disabled, try logging on as local admin while in safe mode.
Are you able to access a command prompt through safe mode or win2k you could try the old net user [newaccountname] /add trick....ah that won't work as you need an account to start off with ....unless...you could remotely execute that command from another PC on a network using a little program called PSEXEC under the Win2k's system account.
Other options could be performing a repair from the Win2K CD.
If its disabled, try logging on as local admin while in safe mode.
Are you able to access a command prompt through safe mode or win2k you could try the old net user [newaccountname] /add trick....ah that won't work as you need an account to start off with ....unless...you could remotely execute that command from another PC on a network using a little program called PSEXEC under the Win2k's system account.
Other options could be performing a repair from the Win2K CD.
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As long as both machines are within the same workgroup or domain this should do the trick.
Download PSExec Tools and extract psexec.exe from the zip file.
Copy psexec.exe to to the C:\Windows folder.
Open up a command prompt and type the following:
psexec \\[nameofwin2kcomputerhere] -s net user [nameofnewaccounthere] /add
Once run, the command should exit with error code 0.
Download PSExec Tools and extract psexec.exe from the zip file.
Copy psexec.exe to to the C:\Windows folder.
Open up a command prompt and type the following:
psexec \\[nameofwin2kcomputerhere] -s net user [nameofnewaccounthere] /add
Once run, the command should exit with error code 0.
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ok Kev
downloaded, extracted, move the .exe to the WINNT directory on laptop...
C:\Documents and Settings\john>psexec \\[n056pegasus] -s net user [johnnew] /add
PsExec v1.96 - Execute processes remotely
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Couldn't access [n056pegasus]:
The network path was not found.
Make sure that the default admin$ share is enabled on [n056pegasus].
downloaded, extracted, move the .exe to the WINNT directory on laptop...
C:\Documents and Settings\john>psexec \\[n056pegasus] -s net user [johnnew] /add
PsExec v1.96 - Execute processes remotely
Copyright (C) 2001-2009 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
Couldn't access [n056pegasus]:
The network path was not found.
Make sure that the default admin$ share is enabled on [n056pegasus].
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MG TF 135
Boxer II 2.2 camper conversion
BMW R1200RT
BMW K1300 R
Honda V F R 800 5thG / MT500 Armstrong - x 39
C:\Documents and Settings\john>psexec \\n056pegasus -s net user johnnew /add
PsExec v1.96 - Execute processes remotely
Copyright (C) 2001-2009 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
The command completed successfully.
net exited on n056pegasus with error code 0.
C:\Documents and Settings\john>
what does all this mayhem mean Kev
PsExec v1.96 - Execute processes remotely
Copyright (C) 2001-2009 Mark Russinovich
Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com
The command completed successfully.
net exited on n056pegasus with error code 0.
C:\Documents and Settings\john>
what does all this mayhem mean Kev
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