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Myukoi 06-12-2005 11:05 AM

Forgot Password
 
What do I do when I forget my passwords?

First off, I forgot the password for deman1171. This account is banned, yes. but I used this password for other things that I really need to access.

Second, I forgot the password for Myukoi. I've always just stayed logged in and never got on Graal so I never needed it. So can anyone help me out? I'm sure I can arrange some sort of proof to show to whoever I need to show it to.

Magadal 06-12-2005 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Myukoi
What do I do when I forget my passwords?

First off, I forgot the password for deman1171. This account is banned, yes. but I used this password for other things that I really need to access.

Second, I forgot the password for Myukoi. I've always just stayed logged in and never got on Graal so I never needed it. So can anyone help me out? I'm sure I can arrange some sort of proof to show to whoever I need to show it to.


use the change password function? :rolleyes:

maximus_asinus 06-12-2005 07:01 PM

which can be found here.

Matt 06-12-2005 07:26 PM

If that does'nt work because you no longer use the email be sure to read this thread.

http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=57325

Darlene159 06-12-2005 07:51 PM

If you dont have a helpful post, don't reply
Quote:

Originally Posted by Myukoi
What do I do when I forget my passwords?

First off, I forgot the password for deman1171. This account is banned, yes. but I used this password for other things that I really need to access.

Second, I forgot the password for Myukoi. I've always just stayed logged in and never got on Graal so I never needed it. So can anyone help me out? I'm sure I can arrange some sort of proof to show to whoever I need to show it to.

You cannot retrieve a password, you have to change it.
I assume you lost the password for the forums (since you said that you do not play Graal)? If so, you will probably have to make a support ticket since you have to have the old password to make a new one on the forums.

Blitz_Hunter 06-12-2005 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Darlene159
If you dont have a helpful post, don't reply

Um, how were they not being helpful?
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Matt 06-12-2005 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Blitz_Hunter
Um, how were they not being helpful?
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I doubt she's referring to you, considering you did'nt post.

Ajira 06-12-2005 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Blitz_Hunter
Um, how were they not being helpful?
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She wants to retrieve her current password, not change it.

Hiro 06-12-2005 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Ajira
She wants to retrieve her current password, not change it.

He.

Darlene159 06-12-2005 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Blitz_Hunter
Um, how were they not being helpful?
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The people I was referring to, know who they are considering their posts were removed, do we really need to keep the thread off track?

Blitz_Hunter 06-12-2005 10:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Darlene159
The people I was referring to, know who they are considering their posts were removed, do we really need to keep the thread off track?

Ah, well if you didn't go mod crazy I would of known about the other posts.
;)

protagonist 06-12-2005 11:25 PM

Get your paypal transaction ID ready. You'll probably need it.

Myukoi 06-13-2005 02:13 AM

Thanks everyone, Lyndzey pm'd me about the Myukoi password change. But there is really no way at all to retrieve the password for deman1171? I can access my old deman1171 yahoo mail but yahoo deleted all my e-mail because i was inactive, so the password was probably in there but deleted. I really, really need it. Bleh.

Matt 06-13-2005 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Myukoi
Thanks everyone, Lyndzey pm'd me about the Myukoi password change. But there is really no way at all to retrieve the password for deman1171? I can access my old deman1171 yahoo mail but yahoo deleted all my e-mail because i was inactive, so the password was probably in there but deleted. I really, really need it. Bleh.

Log on your paypal and get the transaction ID # along with the email it was registered with. Other sources of proof of that the account is yours can be used also, such as when was the last you logged on and which server, what guilds were you in ect.

Dreth 06-13-2005 03:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Blitz_Hunter
Ah, well if you didn't go mod crazy I would of known about the other posts.
;)

Those post were usless [Insert whatever] posts. Thats all they really had in them. (*hoarse, loud whisper*One was mine!)
ONTOPIC!
Yeah, I for one think you're kinda sunk, but then, I keep the passes somewhere on my comp, so unless i delete them, i'm safe. I think you should do something like that when/if you get your passes back.

Hangonwait.

If you can use the email that account is registered on, cant you go to whatever it is on the graal site and say I forgot my password or Change my password? Or you have access, but it wont work?

Darlene159 06-13-2005 04:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Myukoi
Thanks everyone, Lyndzey pm'd me about the Myukoi password change. But there is really no way at all to retrieve the password for deman1171? I can access my old deman1171 yahoo mail but yahoo deleted all my e-mail because i was inactive, so the password was probably in there but deleted. I really, really need it. Bleh.

No, you cant retrieve a password, you can only change it on Graal

zell12 06-13-2005 04:56 AM

If it is still logged in on the graal client, you can use this program to retrieve the password. It will change the astricks into your password, or atleast it did for me a few years ago when I encounted the same problem. ;)

Don't worry, it isn't a virus either. ^^


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