I have two workstations (office and home), and last week I was required to update my vista password. I changed it and forgot about it. Now I am trying to login on the other workstation, I cannot remember my Vista password. If I reset it, I'm still in the same boat, I cannot remember it. With the eyeball, I can remote into my other workstation, see the password, and then key into this workstation, save it, and I am good for three months. If the justification to not add it is "what if there is trojan software watching all the keystrokes", if this is the case, it's already too late.
Joe Hacking
| Company | Satterfield & Pontikes Construction |
| Job Title / Role | Database Manager |
| I need it... | Yesterday...Come on already |
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