I just upgraded from iAtkos v1 to 10.5.7, after my upgrade my Intel 10/100 lan Ethernet adapter, i was trying to move a kext into the folder (which i hope works) and the admin name and password box popped up but every time i enter my user name and password it says it's wrong which it clearly isn't since i use the same name and password to log in, no other accounts on my computer but mine and guest, under mine it says standard, I've tried changing it to admin but i can't get pass my admin/ password screen, please help!

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and if you could point me to a driver/ kext for the intel Integrated 10/100 Base-T Ethernet LAN that would be realllllly helpful!

any help?

try to create a new account with administrator rights
mabe this will fix it

I've tried this from the apple website, maybe it can help others...

Symptoms

After performing an upgrade installation (the default type) of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, an administrator account may change to a standard one.
Products Affected

Mac OS X 10.5
Resolution

1. Start from your Mac OS X 10.5 Install DVD. (You do not need to install Leopard again.)
2. From the Utilities menu, choose Reset Password (do not choose Firmware Password Utility).
3. Follow the onscreen instructions to reset the root password (the root account is not the same as your account). Specifically: Select the name of the drive that Mac OS X is installed on, select the user named "System Administrator (root)" from the pop-up menu, type the password in the first field, re-enter the password in the second field, then click the Save button.
4. Restart from your Mac OS X Leopard volume.
5. When the login window appears, select "Other..." and log in as the root user using the password that was created above. Note: If Mac OS X automatically logs in, choose Log Out (name) from the Apple menu to get to the login window.
6. Go to Accounts preferences and check (enable) "Allow user to administer this computer" for the affected user.
7. From the Apple menu, choose Log Out root....
8. Log in as the user account that had this issue. (Your account should now have administrator access.)
9. Use Directory Utility to disable the root user via Directory Utility's Edit menu. You may need to click the lock icon first).




This didn't work for me since i don't know what the login for the root acount is


I've tried
System Administrator
System Administrator (root)
Administrator
root
(root)

as user names with the new password and none of them work


I can't, it ask's for a password and everytime i type in my username and password it doesn't work, my account has went from an admin to standard user, can't change it

Had to re-install.

thanks.