Solutions to common problems with logging on to Windows Here are
solutions to some common problems with logging on to Windows.
Here are several possible solutions to fix this problem: Caps
Lock might be on. Passwords in Windows are case-sensitive, which
means that every time you type your password, you have to
capitalize each letter in exactly the same way that you did when
you first created it. If you have accidentally pressed Caps Lock
(sometimes the key name is spelled CapsLk), then you're
inadvertently typing your password in all capital letters. Make
sure Caps Lock is off, and then type your password again. You
might be typing the wrong password. If you can't remember your
password, you need to reset your password, either with a
password reset disk or an administrator account. For more
information, see Reset your Windows password. An administrator
on the computer might have reset your password. If your computer
is on a network, a network administrator has the ability to
reset your password. If you think