By Jcyberinux on Mar 31, 2013 in:
Microsoft, Operating System, Software, Utility Software, Windows, Windows XP, Administrative Tools, Administrator Account, Advanced user management, Computer Management, How-tos, Local Users and Groups, regedit, Registry Editor, Run, Settings, Unhide User Account, User Accounts
How to Unhide User/Username or Administrator Account on Windows XP Welcome Login Screen by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes (a.k.a. rjdreyes – jcyberinux.com) 1. Click Start then click Run. 2. At Run. Type regedit. Then press Enter or click OK. 3. At Reg...
By Jcyberinux on Mar 28, 2013 in:
Microsoft, Operating System, Software, Utility Software, Windows, Windows XP, Administrative Tools, Administrator Account, Advanced user management, Computer Management, Hide User Account, How-tos, Local Users and Groups, regedit, Registry Editor, Run, Settings, User Accounts
How to Hide User/Username or Administrator Account on Windows XP Welcome Login Screen by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes (a.k.a. rjdreyes – jcyberinux.com) 1. Click Start then click Run. 2. At Run. Type regedit. Then press Enter or click OK. 3. At Reg...
By Jcyberinux on Mar 9, 2013 in:
Microsoft, Software, Utility Software, Windows, Windows XP, Administrative Tools, Advanced user management, Computer Management, control userpasswords2, Disable Guest Account, Guest Account, How-tos, Local Security Settings, Local Users and Groups, Operating System, Run, Security Options, Settings, User Accounts
How to Disable/Hide Guest Account in Windows XP Pro Welcome Screen Logon by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes (a.k.a. rjdreyes – jcyberinux.com) 1. Click Start then click Run. At Run. Type control userpasswords2. Then press Enter or click OK. 2. At User A...
By Jcyberinux on Mar 7, 2013 in:
Microsoft, Software, Utility Software, Windows, Windows XP, Administrative Tools, Advanced user management, Computer Management, control userpasswords2, Enable Guest Account, Guest Account, How-tos, Local Security Settings, Local Users and Groups, Operating System, Run, Security Options, Settings, User Accounts
How to Enable/Unhide Guest Account in Windows XP Pro Welcome Screen Logon by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes (a.k.a. rjdreyes – jcyberinux.com) 1. Click Start then click Run. At Run. Type control userpasswords2. Then press Enter or click OK. 2. At User...
By Jcyberinux on Mar 1, 2013 in:
Microsoft, Operating System, Software, Utility Software, Windows, Windows XP, Administrative Tools, Administrator Account, Advanced user management, AutoLogon, Automatic Login, Computer Management, How-tos, Local Users and Groups, regedit, Registry Editor, Run, Settings, User Accounts
How to Disable or Turn off Automatic Logon of the User Account on Windows XP Pro by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes (a.k.a. rjdreyes – jcyberinux.com) 1. Click Start then click Run. 2. At Run. Type regedit. Then press Enter or click OK. 3. At Registry...
By Jcyberinux on Feb 22, 2013 in:
Android, Firefox, Google Chrome, Google Chrome OS, Mac OS, Software, Ubuntu, Web Browser, Website, Windows, Block Websites, Expired Security Certificate, firefox, HTTPS, Internet Options, Internet Protocol, Internet Time Server, Operating System, Privacy Settings, Restricted Sites, SSL, SSL Certificate, Trusted Sites, Trustworthy Certificate, Update Date and Time, web browser, Website Encryption, Windows 7, Windows XP
How to fix HTTPS/SSL website for example (facebook or google) has expired security certificate, and cannot be access due to invalid certificate by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes - a.k.a rjdreyes The answer varies to technical and non-technical, in...
By Jcyberinux on Feb 18, 2013 in:
Microsoft, Software, Utility Software, Windows, Windows XP, Administrative Tools, Administrator Account, Advanced user management, Computer Management, control userpasswords2, Enable Administrator Account, How-tos, Local Security Settings, Local Users and Groups, Operating System, Run, Security Options, Settings, User Accounts, Windows 7, Windows Vista
How to Enable/Unhide Administrator Account in Windows XP Pro Welcome Screen Logon by: Revengsky Joseph D. Reyes (a.k.a. rjdreyes – jcyberinux.com) 1. Click Start then click Run. At Run. Type control userpasswords2. Then press Enter or click OK. 2.