Program to recover Administrator's password in Windows XP.?
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Ok, so you say you forgot your Windows administrator's password, huh? Oh well, it doesn't really matter if you did or you just say you did. The fact is that you need to gain access to a computer and you cannot "remember" the administrator's password. \n\nHow can you get out of this situation without formatting and re-installing the operating system?\n\n1- try hard to remember the forgotten password\n2- restore a backed up System State (in Windows 2000/XP/2003) or a ERD (in NT 4.0) in which you do remember the password\n3- using 3rd party tools that will enable you to reset the lost password and logon with a blank password\n\nIf you are looking for password cracking tools that can be used for miscellaneous objectives such as password-protected PDF documents, zipped archives, docs and so on then yahoo pages is NOT the place
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Hmm. There should be a security question to remind you of your previous password. I would suggest trying all passwords you have used in the past. If that doesn't work, call your computer manufacturer tech support for better advice. You can't be without an administrator account on most computers, so perhaps, if you have more than one account to the Windows program, one of the others is now Administrative. Don't forget your owner's manual, it can help you alot! =)
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you can login as administrator and reset there password from the control panel
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Password used by system administrator
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Check this link out.  It will tell you what you need to do and what you need to download to accomplish recovering and/or changing your password without reinstalling WinXP.\n\nhttp://www.onecomputerguy.com/windowsxp_tips.htm#forgot_password
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the software restore disks actually have a "password reset" option within the disk utility.  Give that a try by booting up into the CD (not your HD).
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-Assumption made, you are using Windows XP\nIf this is a work PC, ask your administrator for help.  If this is a home PC, reboot the computer and start in save mode. (Press F8 during the boot process.)\nWhat you can do from here depends on how the computer was setup.  Sometimes the actual administrator account doesn't have a password.  I can create and account called "admin" during setup but there may actually be an Administrator account that goes unseen by most users.\nYou can log easily if the password has never been set here.  If the actual administrator account is password protected here, then you are back to square one.   There is software you can purchase to help with the situation but I have never tried them and couldn't recommend one.
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I believe if it asks for a password as administrator the normal default password is "administrator."\n\nTry that and see if it works.\n\nGood Luck
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Go to Start and click 'Log Off', then on the login screen, click 'Ctrl + Alt + Del' twice to access the logon windows, then type the user name as 'Administrator' and the password should be blank, unless you have set one previously.
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If there is a cd-rom in the computer in question, you can just reset it. There are several ways to go about doing this. I would suggest reading the following page & comments.\n\nhttp://www.raymond.cc/blog/archives/2006/09/02/how-to-hack-into-a-windows-xp-computer-without-changing-password/\n\nYou could also use the backtrack linux distros bootable cd available @ http://www.remote-exploit.org/index.php/BackTrack
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Just pop in the XP boot disk and this should get you started! But f you don't get that far, well, check the jumper and take off the little cover, that will clear the password.
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Try resetting your Win XP Password. Follow these steps carefully\n\n1. Restart you computer \n\n2. When booting, press F8 and select "Safe Mode" \n\n3. After getting to the user menu. Click on a user and this time it will not ask you for a password \n\n4. Go to Start>Run and type "CMD" (without the quotes). \n\n5. At command prompt type in "cd C:WindowsSystem32" (without the quotes), I am assuming C is your System/Windows Drive \n\n6.For safety purposes first make a backup of your Logon.Scr file.. You can do this by typing in "Copy to Logon.scr to Logon.bak" (without the quotes) \n\n7.Then type "copy CMD.EXE Logon.scr"(without the quotes) \n\n8.Then type this command, I will assume that you want to set Administrator's password to "MyNewPass" (without the quotes) \n\n9.Now, type this in (I am assuming that you are still in the directory C:WindowsSystem32) , "net user administrator MyNewPass" without the quotes \n\n10. You will get a message saying that it was successful, this means Administrator's new password is "MyNewPass" (without the quotes) \n\n11. Restart the PC and you will login as Administrator (or whatever you chose to reset) with your chosen password
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xp, you set up administrator rights that should passworded. W2k and w98 also have easy password controls
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Follow these directions...\n\n1) Log on to the computer as an Administrator.\n2) Go to Start->Control Panel, and double-click on User Accounts.\n3) Select the account that you use to log on.\n4) Click on Remove password.
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There are tons of programs to recover passwords from encrypted Word/Excel (and more) files.  The one listed in the sources section here is a freeware program to do it.
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Try PC Inspector file recovery\n\nhttp://www.pcinspector.de/file_recovery/uk/download.htm\n\nThis is free.\n\n\nAlbin Joseph\nhttp://www.javacertificate.net