> Someone dropped off an Acer laptop that was dead. After pressing F8 and
> restoring the system to the last known good configuration in about
> thirty seconds, I wanted to boot into Vista but she had failed to tell
> me the passwords. The password hint was "Jesus" so I tried various
> passwords, "god," "swiss," "lord," "Christ," "Horatio" etc., before
> giving up,
Maybe your friend is an old SF Giants fan and the password was Alou.
> hint to "Jesus's Religion." The owner couldn't figure out the password
> from my hint and I had to explain to her on the phone that no, his
> religion wasn't "Hebrew" or "Christian" or "Christianity".
So what was the password? OK, never mind, don't want to compromise
security in case she re-uses it. Also, maybe you never found out?
BTW, if your customer wants you to refer her to someone who won't
go all pedantically passive-aggressive on her because she chose a
"Christian" password, I am available.
Now, who wants to talk politics?
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Phil Nelson
Did you try "saves" as in the old joke, "Jesus saves, Moses invests",
which curiously sort of fits the password you provided? :-)
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My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB
> I set the password to "Jewish" and the
> hint to "Jesus's Religion."
Doesn't "Jewish" refer to the people and "Judaism" refer to the
religion?
Yeah I guess, but you'd never say "Jesus was Judaism" and she'd never
have gotten that in a million years. I know this person, and I knew she
wouldn't be mad about be messing with her.
Does anyone else here use the Hiren Boot CD
("http://www.hiren.info/pages/bootcd")?
I never heard of it, but thanks for the link. I use
Not good unless you are comfortable with Linux utilities and
syntax, I suppose.
BTW, can I use Acronis without paying them? I didn't expect that.
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Phil Nelson