Spywaregaurd, Lost, forgot PSWD

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    :oops:Seriously, must have hit a bad or double key, put in what I always do and get kicked out for wrong password. I do want to keep the program, but will it interfere with new installs and such.
     
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    LowWaterMark, Feb 23, 2004
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    Re:SpywareGuard - Forgot Password!

    o_OGuess I didn't dig deep enough. Hateb to start a whole new topic.
    Thanks! :D
     
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    No problem, we're just glad to help you find the answer.
     
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    o_OOk! so I double click this auto file and it wants to know if I want to add it to the reg., I can by that but afterwards when I'm more careful typing,
    o_Ohow will I get it back out?
    o_OOr will I even have to?
    I've also got more Q's but on other subjects.
     
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    That is just the standard dialog that comes up whenever you execute a .REG file on your system. ("Are you sure you want to add....") So, just click "yes" on that message. All it will do is remove the one key value that stores the bad password.

    Well, I'm not totally sure what you mean here... Once you've run the REG file mentioned above, you will no longer have a SpywareGuard password. (It'll be as if you never set one.) At that point, if you want to add a password again to SpywareGuard, just open it from the systray icon as usual and add a new password there.

    Feel free to create new topics in whatever forum best covers the subjects you are interested in... Enjoy! :cool:
     
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