Hi Dzavolica.
Theres a lot of logon issues to Windows Vista - aren't you getting an error
message.
If you are, try to make a search on Microft support using that message.
Regarding to the not-working CD-rom drive.
I had that failure - The System BIOS did read in the drive, Windows didn't.
Here is a solution on that
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060/en-us
If you still want to reinstall Windows, start your computer and go to the
System BIOS (normally using the "Del" during startup).
In BIOS you change the first bootdevice to be the cd-rom.
You have to be sure, the BIOS had accepted the CD-rom, otherwise you are in
trouble - that means a new CD-rom - and then you start up again, this will
start windows installation to run from the CD. And then have a good luck with
a week reinstalling.
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BirgerH
"Dzavolica" wrote:
>
> I have two user accounts and no passwords for either one of them work. I
> have tried every possible password and still it doesn't work. I have
> tried reinstalling Vista but it appears that the CD-ROM is not working
> because it doesn't read any of the cd's that I put in. If I try to log
> on as administrator it says that the account has been disabled. What
> should I do? Please help!! 
>
> P.S. I do have the cd that came with my Vista and I tried the password
> that was "supposed" to be my password but it tells me that it is
> incorrect.
>
>
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> Dzavolica
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