I don't know where else to post this but on re-starting laptop it is showing in the system settings that our password for this site has been compromised in a data leak????
I looked on control panel and can't find a change password option??? Should I choose the forgot password option at log in to change it?
Lily
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Technical support?
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Re: Technical support?
by lilyfairy » Wed May 22, 2024 5:50 am
Hi Lily
You can change your password by clicking on "User Control Panel" at the top left of the screen (under Home< Board Index<(Subforum Name).
Then go to the Profile Tab > Edit Account Settings and here you have the option to enter a new password. You'll have to enter it twice to make sure you've got the spelling the same. You'll be given instruction to go to your email address associated with the account which will give you a link to click to reset, and then be asked to log back in with the new password.
You could also use the forgot password option- again, you'll need your email address associated with the account for this and it will take you through much the same process.
Hope this helps
Lily
You can change your password by clicking on "User Control Panel" at the top left of the screen (under Home< Board Index<(Subforum Name).
Then go to the Profile Tab > Edit Account Settings and here you have the option to enter a new password. You'll have to enter it twice to make sure you've got the spelling the same. You'll be given instruction to go to your email address associated with the account which will give you a link to click to reset, and then be asked to log back in with the new password.
You could also use the forgot password option- again, you'll need your email address associated with the account for this and it will take you through much the same process.
Hope this helps
Lily
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Re: Technical support?
by TheTriForce » Wed May 22, 2024 8:49 am
Thanks we managed it! 
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Re: Technical support?
by lilyfairy » Mon May 27, 2024 8:01 am
Yay!! Glad it worked.
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