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I have a Dell computer sitting here, it's more than 7 years old, and it's still a useful machine. I've upgraded it a bit, obviously. I wouldn't chuck it for any amount of money. Sentimental value, and all that.
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Cheers! I've gone through 4 dell laptops - currently on my 5th.
This one's survived the longest - I think it's because I haven't moved it from the dock all summer. Go easy on your laptop if you take it to the library or class - turn off the hard drive if possible during transportation, and store it in it's own padded pouch.
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Okay, so I've already screwed something up. I put a password on my account, and I know what it is. The problem is, it doesn't seem to be working. I know it's right, because I even put the little clue thing to remind me. I've tried every alternative with caps lock and capital letters, and every misspelling I could think of, but I can't get into my account. Does anyone know how to fix this?
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It took two trucks, and the boys spent nearly four hours unloading and unboxing everything. The stack, when we got it off the truck, was 6'H x 16'L x 10'W.
That is a lot of boxes. *grin*
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Was yours the admin account? Or did you make a separate account? If you can get logged in as admin, you should be able to go change the password again.
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No, I mine is the admin account. But they made me make a separate admin password, before I set up the accounts, and that one doesn't work either. I know I'm using the right password and I'm spelling it right. I can't see how I could've misspelled it twice the same way when setting up the account.
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wow, found the problem. I had changed my mind half way through setting up my password. I remembered what I changed it to, but right before I submitted it I realized that caps lock was on. I turned it off and re-entered the password, entering the original instead of what I'd changed it to. Wow. At least now I know what it is.
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My dell's laptop harddrive has nicely crashed twice, once with the original harddrive and once with the new one, but it's been a trend of 1.5 years between crashes. Arrr.
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Right. I was just thinking that maybe the computer was confused and thought you didn't have a password. You never know.
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It took two trucks, and the boys spent nearly four hours unloading and unboxing everything. The stack, when we got it off the truck, was 6'H x 16'L x 10'W.