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How to reset Windows XP password

Some of you might have come across problems with your Microsoft Windows XP computers where you knew you have typed your password correct but the PC refused to log you in.

When this happens, it is due to the fact that your password file or registry could have been corrupted.

To resolve this problem, you can refer to this few guides;

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