'Password' recovery problem

i went to the ACCOUNT SETTINGS page... but i do not remember my PassWord, so i cannot change it to a new password


i have been posting for more than 10 years... the ATS Board assigned my account a replacement password some years ago (a random generated password) which i had neber had to write down or memorize before now.

See---
the problem is that my PC runs on Windows XP
which is going defunct on 8 April

i will be getting a new PC by then but i will not have the password to log-in to ATS on my replacement PC


whom or how can i get my 'password' changed and to what address will this new password be sent to (again, i had not needed to use either the password or my contact email address for over 10 years now--- so i have forgotten them from non-use_


Or--- what Moderator would i message privately ???



thanks

reply to post by St Udio


Log out and click the 'forgotten password' button. This sends an email link to reset the password.

If your sign-up email account is dead, send an email to [email protected] and an Admin will be able to help you out

ETA - you should check your PMs because an Admin contacted you yesterday with the solution...

reply to post by Kandinsky


Yes, I was just going to say this was taken care of yesterday. To check PM's, click the envelope icon in the upper-right corner in between the RSS icon and the search icon.

Thanks for the replies ATS'ers

yesterday my cable & ISP was lost for hours as the TWC crews were realigning the service lines

reply to post by St Udio


You're welcome

St Udio
Thanks for the replies ATS'ers

yesterday my cable & ISP was lost for hours as the TWC crews were realigning the service lines


MODs Please Close This Thread...

the problem has been resolved by a dozen members & their informative replies Thank You all

Is Windows XP going to lose all connection to the internet?? My main computer is on 7, but I have two others that use XP. Will these become unusuable, or just not upgradeable? Thanks.

reply to post by Aleister


Nope. It's just no longer supported with updates and so forth. It'll work fine, but become increasingly vulnerable to exploits etc.

Windows 7 is really good step up from XP. Also I recommend the latest Ubuntu operating system for people who either don't like Windows or can't afford a new operating system.

reply to post by Kandinsky


thanks, that was a concern reading the OP, appreciated

reply to post by Aleister


For more information about the upcoming Windows XP support deadline, check out the thread I made yesterday here:

www.abovetopsecret.com...