10G: Startup/Shutdown Host and Target Credentials

Hello,
I recently installed the Windows version of Oracle 10G. I was working on the database when I had to do a shutdown immediate command. The I went to Enterprise Manager to restart but it gave me a web page stating I need to specify the Host and database credentials. It stated to give the username and password of the Host and Database credentials.
I know what the DB credentials are and my credentials are my OS username and password that I normally use to logon to my PC (or so I thought) but when I try and use that combination, it gives an error and states that it's an invalid password. Is there a way to reset the Host credentials username and password in Enterprise Manager Oracle 10G version?
Thanks,
Steve

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