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A Few Samples Of Our Satisfied Customers Hi,  I have had my home computer now for nearly 3 years.  Upon setting it up I had chosen not to bother putting an administrator password on it as it was just my wife and I that was using it.  However, for a reason still unknown to me, I decided that after the most recent windows update I would put a password in for the added security.  The computer then remained on, as it normally does, for a couple of months until the next windows update came requiring a restart.  But after my computer had restarted it had been so long since I had entered the password that I now had the embarrassing problem of not being able to remember it.  After trying a couple of free options that I found on the internet to no avail I decided to take the plunge and try Windows Geeks Password Removal Tool.  Now, first off, I wouldn't consider myself a newbie, but by no means would I consider myself an expert either, so my knowledge about possible fixes was limited to say the least.  I found almost every other piece of software that I tried to be hard to understand and use, and for the most part completely unhelpful, so it was with guarded optimism that I purchased your product.  After I submitted my payment the email arrived with the download information immediately.  Within a few minutes I had burned the boot disk and was ready to take your product home and try my luck.  Again, completely skeptical, I put the disk in my computer and booted it up.  Figuring that it would take a few moments to tell me that the software was incompatible or that it couldn't find my windows installation (which was a common problem with almost all of the other software I tried because my Windows installation is on a seperately installed hard drive) I decided to take a quick bathroom break.  When I arrived back at the computer my issue had been solved......just like that.  No typing or instru .....