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Originally posted by clubleaf206:
I recently parted with a Dell Inspirion netbook but I neglected to clear out my account. I deleted everything else, such as Favorites, but forgot that. I only used it to do web surfing and email retrieval when I was away from my PC, I never used it gain access to any banking websites, etc. The problem is that the new owner powered up the netbook but couldn't do anything else because he didn't have the password. When I gave him the password I received a warning from MS that it had been changed and I couldn't get into the email address associated with it, so I had to come up with a new password but he once again can't gain access to the netbook. My question is can I send him the new password, allow him to get on the netbook and set up a new admin account then make the previous one a guest account? If so he could contact me, tell me he was successful and at that point I could reset the password once again and he wouldn't have to concern himself with that account on the netbook. Is any of that making any sense?