Problem: Article: If you are using Windows XP Home Edition, you can only access the built-in Administrator account from the Safe Mode login screen. To reboot into Safe Mode, restart your computer and hold down the F8 key. Select Safe Mode from the startup menu that appears. If you are the only user of your computer, chances are that your account is already an Administrator account. You can double-check by opening the Control Panel and selecting User Accounts. Find your account and look for the words "Computer administrator" in the account description. When the Welcome screen appears, you will see a user labeled Administrator. Click it to log in as the administrator. Most users will not have an Administrator password, so try leaving the password field blank first. If you set an Administrator password when you installed Windows, you will need to enter it before you can log in. If you have lost your Administrator password, you can use a recovery program to access and change your password. See this guide for details on downloading and running OPHCrack, a password cracking tool.
Summary: Reboot your computer into Safe Mode. Select the Administrator account. Retrieve your password.

Problem: Article: Monitor the weather by watching the local forecast on TV, checking the newspaper, searching online, or signing up for text message notifications from your local government. With the advancement of technology, most thunderstorms can be predicted more than a day in advance. The more warning you have the more time you'll have to prepare for the worst. Cancel any outdoor plans during a thunderstorm. Even if the weather doesn't seem bad you could still be hit by lightning. The lighting from thunderstorms can cause power surges that can damage or destroy electronics. This is especially important for computers and expensive electronics. However, make sure you unplug the electronics before the storm approaches. If you're touching an appliance during a power surge you'll get electrocuted. If you have electronics that you don't want to unplug, purchase a surge protector power strip from an electronics store. Avoid taking showers, washing your hands, or bathing. The metal pipes in bathroom fixtures can conduct electricity. If you're showering when lighting strikes, you may be electrocuted. Similarly, stay away from pools as water conducts electricity as well. Avoid indoor pools. Some indoor pools have metal fixtures that can conduct electricity. Play it safe and stay out of the pool. The National Weather Service recommends that you stay inside for at least thirty minutes after hearing the last peal of thunder. Even if you're sure that the worst of the storm is over it's better to wait than to go outside. Lighting can still strike you even if the storm has moved. Avoid swimming in water for at least an hour, if not for the rest of the day. Shelter inside a safe building or get into a hard-topped vehicle if you can. If you can't, avoid all open fields and tall, isolated trees. Stay away from water, metal objects, and hilltops. If possible, shelter among a lower grouping of trees. This will slightly reduce your risk of getting hit by lightning. If you're camping, leave the tent to find shelter. Tents do not offer protection from lightning. If you're driving in a hard-topped vehicle during a lightning storm, stay in your car until the storm passes. If your car is struck by lightning, the current will flow over the body of the car and into the ground. Watch out for flooding on the road as well. If there's a lot of water on the road in front of you, pull over and wait for the storm to pass. Golf carts and convertible cars don't offer any lightning protection. Your car may sustain damage to the tires or the electrical system if struck by lightning.
Summary: Watch the weather. Unplug any electrical equipment. Stay away from water. Follow the thirty minute rule. Find shelter if you're outside. Stay in your car.

Problem: Article: Aloe has remarkable natural healing properties and is a great natural remedy to use on unwanted sunspots. If you're using a cream, apply a generous amount to the skin of your face, arms, and other sunspot-afflicted areas once in the morning and once in the evening. If you're using the leaves of an aloe plant, squeeze the pith out from a 1 inch (2.5cm) section and smear it directly onto your sunspots. Look for aloe vera gels at health-food stores or in homeopathic medicine sections. Large pharmacies may also carry aloe vera gel. Look near the sunscreen and other skincare products. If you'd prefer just to purchase an aloe plant, look at a large plant nursery. Vitamin E has been proven to help lighten dark spots on the skin, including unwanted sunspots. Swallow 1 vitamin E tablet in the morning and 1 more at night to help lighten sunspots. Or, add vitamin E to your diet by upping your consumption of foods rich in vitamin E. These include foods like citrus fruits, papaya, spinach, broccoli, and tomatoes You can purchase both vitamin E oral tablets and liquid gel at a large pharmacy or drugstore. Cut 1 large lemon into quarters and hold a lemon section against your sunspots for 1015 minutes per day. Lemons are mildly acidic, and the acid in the fruit aids in lightening dark sunspots. You'll begin to notice that your sunspots are visibly lighter after about 2 months of daily use. Rather than throwing away the sections of lemon that you don't use each day, store them in a plastic bag in your refrigerator and use them the next day. Daily lemon application can also help to remove any dead skin cells from your face, arms, and shoulders. Take a sharp kitchen knife and chop 1 large red onion up into 6-8 large chunks. Pick up 1 of the onion chunks and rub it across a dark sunspot for about 30 seconds. The acid in the onion helps to lighten up the dark color of sunspots. Because the onion's acid is relatively weak, you'll need to continue the home treatment for months before you see much of a result.
Summary:
Apply aloe vera gel twice a day to heal sun-damaged areas. Take vitamin E capsules by mouth twice daily to reduce sunspots. Slice a fresh lemon and apply it directly to your sunspots. Cut up a red onion and rub it over the sunspots.