Bruce Momjian wrote:
Also, you can do:
NET USER postgres /delete
as an administrator.
or NET USER postgres *
and then enter a new password. I dislike deleting the account in case
there are any files left behind by the old postgres such as the old
pgdata directory, a new one is
John R Pierce wrote:
> Harry Gold wrote:
> > Hello im running Windows XP and removed an older version of Postgres
> > using windows software remover, now when i try to install the newest
> > one it keeps asking for a password from Superuser? Thanks
>
> go into Windows' "Local Users and Groups"
Harry Gold wrote:
Hello im running Windows XP and removed an older version of Postgres
using windows software remover, now when i try to install the newest
one it keeps asking for a password from Superuser? Thanks
go into Windows' "Local Users and Groups" in Computer Management, and
set a ra
Hello im running Windows XP and removed an older version of Postgres using
windows software remover, now when i try to install the newest one it keeps
asking for a password from Superuser? Thanks
