Administrator Password

I installed service pack 2 on Windows XP on my Satellite pro M-30 and no I cant get to start Windows again. I have tried everything, also to repair Windows but it ask for the Administrator password. I have used the one I had but it don't work and I have seen that Thoshiba is not installing any password so I tried to push enter without any password, with no luck. So what can I do?

Hi,
Had the same problem (in another context, see below if you want).
Solved it with the program you find with the following link:
'www.bellamyjc.net/fr/pwdnt.html'
(It allows you to deactivate the password function.)
(Suggested by p_ping on 'www.forum-microsoft.org')
Good luck!
B.

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