You are removing the password for %1. If you do this, %1 will lose all EFS-encrypted files, personal certificates, and stored passwords for Web sites or network resources.
You are not logged onto the Windows workstation as a member of the user group that has the right to view the workstation's ...
You are not logged onto Windows as a member of the user group that has the right to view the workstation's Recovery settings. ...
You are not logged onto Windows as a member of the user group that has the right to view the workstation's Virtual Memory ...
You are now logged on using the %1 account. The %1 account provides full access to your computer. It is recommended that ...
You are removing the password for %1. If you do this, %1 will lose all EFS-encrypted files, personal certificates, and stored ...
You are removing the password for %1. If you do this, %1 will lose all personal certificates and stored passwords for Web ...
You are resetting the password for %1. If you do this, %1 will lose all EFS-encrypted files, personal certificates, and stored ...
You are resetting the password for %1. If you do this, %1 will lose all personal certificates and stored passwords for Web ...
You are restarting this computer while there are other users still using it. Those users may lose data. Do you want to continue? ...