Password Denied/Email Address Not Recognized???

[Colin Law]

2009/10/4 Jim Kvarnberg <jimkvg at 3web.com>:
> 2009/10/3 Jim Kvarnberg <jimkvg at 3web.com>:
>
>> > ? I received the following statement, "You reached this page probably
>> > because you followed a link received by email. That link was sent to
>> > confirm you have access to the email address it was sent to, but this
>> > confirmation was already concluded, so you don't need to do anything
>> > else." ? I am still denied password entry into Ubuntu 9.10 and into
>> > Update Manager of Ubuntu 9.04. ?In the latter OS, I do not need to type
>> > in password to open it. ?I open it every time. ?The two passwords that I
>> > use to open the two oses aren't too hard for me to remember.
>> > ? Anyway, I am solo user of my PC with dual boot system of the two
>> > OSs. ?Me an administrator??? hahaha ?I feel I am blocked. ?Anyway, what
>> > should I do to get my password access priviledge back? ? Thank you. ?Jim
>> >
>>
>
> I am having difficulty understanding exactly what problem you are
> having.  Can you describe exactly what you do and what happens?
>
> Colin
>
> Thank you Colin.  Here is what I am trying to describe my problem with my passwords.  I have dual boot system in my PC with Ubuntu 9.10 AMD64 and Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64. The "entry" password that I used for Ubuntu 9.10 as to enter it, but "Authenication failure" kept on popping up. I just discovered this morning that when I tried the same password to open Update Manager in 9.04 os as for a try, I was surprised with a shock that it opened!  I don't know how the two passwords got mixed up with the two OSes.  I couldn't enter 9.10 at all.  Guess I'll have to change 9.10 to Windows XP Pro 64 that I received through eBay because I need to install Magix Movie Edit Pro 15 Plus.  Any light bulb lit up regarding my password problem?  Thank you.
>

Sorry, I am still not sure what you are saying is happening, please
describe slowly, one step at a time, what you do to see the problem
and what happens.  Imagine you are trying to describe what happens to
someone who knows nothing. (Which is not far from the truth).

Colin