This User Account can be viewed by the "computer management" program in
windows XP
( Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Computer Management )
In this program acess the topic :
System Tools -> Local Users and Groups -> Users
Right click the postgres user and you can set a new password, delete or
change the properties for this account.
Hope this helps.
John DeSoi wrote:
>
> On Dec 16, 2004, at 2:17 PM, George Weaver wrote:
>
>> If you're trying to access the user account information for the
>> "logon as service" component (not the database superuser), check
>> under Start - Settings - Control Panel - User Accounts. There should
>> be a user postgres with the password that was assigned by the
>> installer. You can delete this user account and start from scratch,
>> or change the password to one more convenient for yourself. Use this
>> new password when you re-install PostgreSQL.
>
>
> My install is working ok, but I don't have a postgres user in the user
> accounts control panel (I'm the admin account and the only other
> account listed is "Guest"). So I think it is some other class of user
> account that does not show up in the control panel. Or perhaps
> PostgreSQL does not install it properly. But the task manager shows
> that postmaster.exe is running with the postgres account.
>
> Best,
>
> John DeSoi, Ph.D.
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