Hello, I am trying to logon into a stand-alone PC running Windows XP Home. The PC has not been rebooted for several months, and the responsible person is not longer in the organization. Using Offline NT Password & Registry Editor from http://www.pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/ I have cleared and enabled the user account and the Administrator. After rebooting I see the user account only. Windows still requires me to enter a password. When booting into Fail Safe mode, I see the user account and the Administrator. Both accounts requires a password. Using Offline NT Password I have enforced Syskey to be skipped. This has no effect, as I am still required to enter a password. How do I make Windows XP to skip asking for a password ? Regards, Marek

Hello Carey, Thank you very much for your reply. Marek

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