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Hi tonisb
Did you try or will it let you do this?
) Edit the settings of the VM, and change the close behavior to “Shutdown” (only required if your VM isn’t shut down currently).
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Open your VM, and if you can click on the Shutdown button at the login window, do so - pick Restart.
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Continually hit F8 as it is “rebooting”. If you do it right, you should get the usual Safe Mode boot choices.
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Pick the first choice - Safe Mode.
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At the login screen, type in Administrator for the username, no password - you will log in unless you purposefully somehow set a password on the Administrator account. If you’ve forgotten this password - you’re going to have to use special programs to recover the password which I won’t cover here.
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Once logged in, go to the Control Panel and select Users & Groups. Click the XPMUser account and select Remove Password (or you can reset it - up to you).
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Reboot once again (don’t forget to change the settings for the VM back to Hibernate)
…Cheers and Safe Surfing!!!