Change users?

I am multibooting Windows ME. A Chinese local language version of XP Pro, and
a International language version of XP Pro.

My old girl friend used the Chinese language OS and had her own password,
but we split and I don’t have her password. I am Administrator and can access
her files and use her OS and I have backed up her “My Documents” to a disk so
don’t worry about loosing them.

I want to set this up for my new girl friend with a new password, but I
don’t have the disks for all of the program files so it’s important that I
don’t loose any programs.

My question is: How to give new girl friend user access and a new password
to this OS without loosing any of the programs?

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Linusverl

how about just creating a NEW user in her name??
peter

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"Linus" <Linusverl RemoveThis @mspamn.com> wrote in message
news:7868F31C-BC8B-4D06-BC41-3D368E1D07B6@microsoft.com...
>I am multibooting Windows ME. A Chinese local language version of XP Pro,
>and
> a International language version of XP Pro.
>
> My old girl friend used the Chinese language OS and had her own password,
> but we split and I don’t have her password. I am Administrator and can
> access
> her files and use her OS and I have backed up her “My Documents” to a disk
> so
> don’t worry about loosing them.
>
> I want to set this up for my new girl friend with a new password, but I
> don’t have the disks for all of the program files so it’s important that I
> don’t loose any programs.
>
> My question is: How to give new girl friend user access and a new password
> to this OS without loosing any of the programs?
>
> --
> Linusverl