thats what my dad does too... =[ i feel ur pain

That sucks. But at least you won't be downloading ****.

1. find the windows installation disk 2. reinstall windows, with a format of the hard disk, since it's new you shouldn't have too many files on there 3. make yourself admin, and password protect 4. laugh at your father for not hiding the disk properly

Wow, same thing happened to me exactly. Mine shuts off at 11 as well and my dad uses the most random passwords. Impossible to guess. =____= I tried safe mode and it doesn't work. I wish I'd gotten home before him, I'm going to back up my files and reinstall windows soon.

Disagree with #4. Its everyones house. Everyones rules.

If you have physical acces to the computer, you own it Solution; 1: Reinstall windows 2: get a fancy bootdisk that actually deletes windows passwords (they are out there and they are easy to find) or a bootdisk that just bypasses the password so it will still the pw will still be intact after you are done. 3: partition your harddrive, make 20 gig of your space unused, and install ubuntu on it, and make it so that it will only boot into ubuntu if you press a certain sequence of keys at startup (bonus is that you can dl whatever you want and since windows sucks, the ext2 or ext3 partition will be invisible to your father) (side effect, you will have to tweak the bootloader [which is called grub] so its invisible) 4: Your best choice; buy an extra harddrive, hook it up to your computer, install an operating system on it (dont forget to disconect the first harddrive when you do this) then everytime you boot there is a key you have to press (f12 or esc or something) and then you can select which harddrive to boot from. now boot from harddrive1 which your father owns, and make it so that harddrive nr2 never gets shown in windows. (bonus: you get acces to harddrive nr1 when you are booting from harddrive nr2, even if you dont have your fathers password) (bonus2: since this function is included in every computer, it is made practically invisible since only 5% of pc owners wanna mess with booting 2 OSes on one pc)

omg. Format the whole computer, and get Linux or something I bet ur dad isnt that clever to set up password on that xd.

did you pay for it? If not, deal with it.

parental control ftw

If you're any good at all you can get around that.