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Thread ID: 67705	2006-04-03 20:52:00	Forgotten password	Barbari (10134)	Press F1

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443561	2006-04-03 20:52:00	Hi, i was trying to find some place for help so i figured a forum could help. I recently set a new password for a game (and this may sound like the dumbest thing a person could do) and i went to sleep and the next day i simply forgot the password. I tried to recover the password from the "I forgot my password" link but i didn't "have enough information" for them to send my password back because they needed to verify i was the rightful owner of the account. :badpc: I can' imagine how stupid i am feeling right now, but im sure someone could help me? :thumbs: Edit- Oh god, i forgot to mention my question. I was wondering if in your computer in some file does it store your keystrokes? :waughh:	Barbari (10134)
443562	2006-04-03 22:01:00	Keystrokes wouldn't be recorded as a standard for windows to prevent posible privacy violations. You would have to have had a program running to record them. If it was for a game, you can always call the manufacturers of the game, and have them send an email to the email you signed up with. I know for Dark Age of Camelot, my friend forgot their password, and thats how they figured it out..	TiJay (6055)
443563	2006-04-03 22:14:00	Barbari, it might be easiest to create a new account with a fresh username and password. And yeah, it's possible to record keystrokes, but not by default. It would require a third party application to do it. If this is the main issue behind your query, then running a couple of anti-spyware and/or anti-virus programmes can detect most if not all such keyloggers.	Greg (193)
443564	2006-04-04 05:51:00	And it's also a good idea to have a notebook to keep records of things like passwords, OS and game registration codes etc. ;)	Graham L (2)
443565	2006-04-05 20:15:00	Thanks for the info guys. Ill have to try all three. :thumbs:	Barbari (10134)
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