Actually in XP, the default Administrator is hidden by default and usually the password is blank by default. Yes the main account can be named in the installation process, but not the default administrator account.
Try control userpasswords2 in the run prompt. then in the advanced tab, I forget where in there leads to what you want, something along the lines of users and groups which you can also find in control panel->Administrative tools->Computer Management.
All you have to do is right click on the...
Thanks I never knew about that addon!
RC1 crashes at certain points, like downloading certain files or loading certain websites.(loads perfectly fine in 3.0 series) Hopefully RC2 is an improvement over RC1. :)
I'm not sure how to rearrange your keys manually. But I know of a keyboard layout used by some programmers, which is Dvorak.
There is one other layout that I am aware of, Colemak.
I hope you find what you are looking for, whether you want to use a layout already made, or make your own layout.
Something in the BIOS is triggering it.
You said that setting the time in Windows doesn't trigger it, so it's not OS-related.
It's either hardware related or BIOS-related.
Have you tried updating the firmware of your BIOS?
Just a question, where did the Darwin kernel come from? Apple?
I assume that has some relation with the BSD kernel?
Ok nevermind, Google told me the answer. :) I'll try to get you back on topic now.
Just remember, that OS X is propietory, more than Windows is. They use their own shell and etc.
Keep in mind, I've never actively used OS X, I do know that it is UNIX-like in some respects.
Also another method is to boot up Ubuntu and then,
sudo apt-get install ophcrack With universe repository enabled, you can install this application to crack the admin password.
Hmmm, after some googling, this usually happens with cracked installations.
I will let you find the hacks yourself.
Please correct me if I'm wrong about your brother's being cracked
I have not used Ultimate Boot CD, but I am currently downloading to try it out.
Here's how to for doing through an Ubuntu Live CD: http://www.arsgeek.com/2008/01/15/how-to-fix-your-windows-mbr-with-an-ubuntu-livecd/
EDIT: Keep in mind that I do not recommend doing it through the live cd.