In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Contact your system administrator to reset the password if your computer resides on a domain or workgroup. If your Windows 7 computer is not part of a domain or workgroup, and there are no other user accounts, you will be required to reinstall Windows. " The Password Reset Wizard will display on-screen. " " Your Windows 7 password will now be reset.
Summary: Insert your password reset disk into the drive of your Windows 7 computer. Click on "Reset password. Click on "Next" and select the drive into which your password reset disk has been inserted. Click on "Next. Enter a new password into the fields provided, as well as a hint that will help you remember your new password. Click on "Next" and then on "Finish.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Hopefully, washing the inside of your microwave with vinegar will have gotten rid of any burnt or food smells. Once you're done, give it in a sniff. If you still detect the same smells as before, move on to the next steps. If not, leave the door open so the vinegar scent airs out. Test again later on to make sure the vinegar didn't overpower any lingering odors that become more obvious as the vinegar airs out. Don't count vinegar out just because it didn't get the job done the first time. If smells persist, soak a sponge with pure vinegar, then dust it with some baking soda. Microwave on high for about 25 seconds. Then use the sponge to wipe down the inside of your microwave a second time. If wiping your microwave down a second time with pure vinegar and baking soda didn't do the trick, grab some acetone-free nail polish remover. Soak some cotton pads or cotton balls in it. Use these to wipe down the inside of your microwave. Don't leave these chemicals lingering in your microwave. Use a sponge to wash away the nail polish remover with dish soap. Then wipe down the inside again with a one part water to two parts vinegar mixture. Leave the door open so the microwave airs out.
Summary: Test after cleaning. Switch to vinegar and baking soda. Move on to nail polish remover if needed. Remove the nail polish remover if used.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you grow Rose of Sharon from seeds you harvest yourself, you may find that the newly grown plant doesn't look exactly like its parent plant. Gardeners say the plants 'don't come true' when this occurs. If you want to try growing from seed (regardless of what the new plant will look like), you should try looking underneath the existing plant first, as your Rose of Sharon may have self-seeded. See if there are any seedlings waiting for you that you can dig up and replant elsewhere. This will save you the effort of growing the plant from scratch. When you do this, you might like to hoe or pull out the other seedlings so that your garden isn't overrun with Rose of Sharon! If you prefer to plant your own Rose of Sharon seeds, wait until the pods are brown and mature before harvesting them. Some gardeners plant the seeds outdoors in the fall and let them get going over the winter. Other gardeners will start the seeds off indoors about a month before they expect the last frost. Regardless of whether you are planting the seeds indoors or outdoors, you should sow your seeds in a seeds compost. Moisten the compost, lay the seeds on top and cover with about a quarter inch of dry compost. Spray with water. If you start the seeds indoors, make sure to place them somewhere light but out of direct sunlight, such as an indoor window ledge that doesn't get direct sun. For both indoor and outdoor seeds, keep the compost moist until the seeds germinate in about 2 to 3 weeks.
Summary:
Be aware that plants grown from seed may not look like the parent plant. Look underneath your existing plant for any seedlings. Wait until the pods turn brown before harvesting them for seeds. Sow your seeds in a seed compost. Keep the planted seeds moist and in a bright location.