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This forum thread discusses a user’s issue with a Windows 7 notebook, where deleting the Administrator login led to login problems. After attempting various troubleshooting steps, including safe mode and deactivating the password, the user successfully resolved the issue. The overall sentiment is positive, with gratitude expressed for the helpful advice received.
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I have an eee pc small laptop which I bought few days ago.

Today I deleted the log in name for the Administrator and now windows 7 asks for username and password.

I have not entered any username and password initially so I have no idea what I should enter for username and

password and for this reason windows 7 will not start and anything that I enter as username and password is wrong.

The small eee pc notebook does not have a cd rom. It has memory card and USB.

What are my options? What should I do? Do I have to take it to where I bought it and ask them to re-install windows or

there are more practical and easier ways out of this? Please respond
 

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Thanks

Thanks so much. Unfortunately F8 does not work however when I took off the battery and put it back again, the pc started in safe mode. should I go ahead in safe mode and follow the steps you mentioned?
 

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deactivating username and password function

I would like to deactivate useraccount and password feature in windows 7 for my notebook, is this possible?
 

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Welcome screen

Its for welcome screen I think.

I just made another administrator and took off passwords ( I think ). Maybe its time to come out of safe mode.
 

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