04-24-2016, 05:14 PM
(04-24-2016, 04:58 PM)m654321 link Wrote:Quote:I am not sure what you mean by "locked out". If i understand correctly, you just "lost" the password ?It's difficult to explain if you haven't used timekpr.
Essentially, after I'd finished resetting PC usage times for my son's a/c today (from my admin a/c on the same PC),
I clicked the padlock as locked (red) for the admin a/c by mistake, when I should have left it unlocked (green) as I usually do.
The effect of this error appears to be that I'm now literally locked out of the admin a/c. My admin password will not let
me in.
I lock the settings for my son's a/c, from my admin a/c, so that he can't tinker with the time settings that I've set for his PC usage.
Sorry if this is still unclear.
Mike
Sorry Mike I have no experience with that software. I would imagine logging in as root and going from there would resolve it.
Assuming you have a root account setup..... Sorry wish i could be of more help.
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