Cant login on my Satellite Pro C

Hi!
My problem is that I cant log in on my Laptop.
I can not write my password. Can not mark the window where to write.
Since I does not like how Windows 8 look like I have downloaded a little program so it looks like Windows 7 more, with a start bottom and so. I dont know if that is the problem or not.
Problem occurred when I last evening should write in my password and had forgot to mark tha little window where to write, and pushed enter and when I looked up everything was froozen.
I can move mouse but thats all I can do.
Is there anyone that knows if I can solve it or if I have to reinstall OS, If possible.
Thanks for all help.
/Priezt

Could you be more specific?
What notebook do you have exactly and what password do you mean?
Do you mean the windows user password or do you mean the BIOS password?
I also dont understand also this:
>Since I does not like how Windows 8 look like I have downloaded a little program so it looks like Windows 7 more
Do you use still Win 8 or Win 7?
What little tool did you install?
Sorry mate, you should provide more details.

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