hello  i loss my administrator  password   how i  log in at my Pc?
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dun believe that XP administrator's password can be broken that easily. If u forgot your admin password, u can log in as user and check if the user account has admin right, if u have u can change the admin passord - otherwise u may have to reinstall XP all over again if u r not able to access the system as u dun have a password.\n\nThe only way to obtain the XP admin password is to a floppy with system to boot up or dismantle the hard drive,connect it to another pc, and extract the user or admin registry file - administrator.dat and the system key file and using very good password cracking software to break and obtain the password which is also not easily done if the password is a strong password.\n\nU can engage computer forensic people to do it but it is expensive....
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I assume that if the PC allows you to log in as administrator you must be using XP Pro. When you log in as admin, rather than checking "users" in the Control Panel, go into Administrative Tools instead, then into Computer Management. There is a section on the left called "Local Users and Groups", and if you go into Users you should see any other account created on that PC. Right-click on the one you've forgotten the password to, and choose "Set Password." Once you've reset the password, log out (or just reboot), then log in as that user.\n\n(Edit: I may have misunderstood your question. If you are saying you log in as administrator and never create any other account, then the answer above mine is correct. You can use a boot floppy or cd to reset the administrator account password. There are others besides that one if you just search for them on Google.)
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have you set an administrator account in the first instance..\n\nyou are on XP arent you?\n\ngo to your control panel, choose accounts, click administrator and \nset a new password..\n\nif you want to log into your administrator account from the login window, press control alt and del ... twice type your Administrator and password and voila
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The administrator password should be blank.. just hit enter and it would take you straight in.\n\nHowever,before you do that try the following:\n\nPower Off your machine\nRestart and start tapping on the 'F8' key.\nIt will take you to a black screen with a number of options\nHighlight the option that says 'Last Known Good Configuration' and press Enter.\n\nSee if that works!!
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Come up in Safe Mode and log on as Administrator, 10 to 1 there is not a Adminstrator Password.  There are other ways around it see the url link
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Well I assume you are trying to break into a computer . One trick is a lot of people do not know about the administrator log in so they leave the password blank so go to change login or on start up type in administrator as the user leave the password blank and hit ok it might work
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boot  up in safe mode, try to log in as admin and hope ther is no password, and tehn go to control panel, sers and selet your password, then reboot and make a new one.\nIf admin has a password, the it gets harder' go to this page for instructions in using the recovery console\nhttp://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=305\nhttp://www.lifehacker.com/software/windows/how-to-reset-your-windows-xp-password-137980.php\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm\n\ntry these, im me if they don't work, \nand get a new boyfriend, that is not cool
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Goto safe mode and login as Administrator and then follow this path:-\n\nStart>Control Panel>User Accounts...\nClick on your username and change Password:- Give a new password. It will not ask you for the old one. It will work.......... Believe me.
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type in administrator with no password.
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Someone on your PC has set up an administrator account! You will need their password.
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I agree with Dhruv...  There are several ways that you can mess up your administrator account, especially if you delete Administrator Folder in the the 'Documents and Settings' folder on the C: drive.  However, if you can logon at all (try the built-in 'guest' account, it probably has no password) there is probably some other account with adminitrative priveleges that you can find in the Control Panel under Users and Groups.\nSo... login as Guest, Go in the the Documents and Settings Folder, find out the some other account with Administrative Priveleges (right click on the folder, select properties, and look under the Security Tab, it will say whether that account is part of the Administrators Group).  Try logging in and replicating one of the folders that are part of the administrator group and call it 'Administrator'.  You may have to reset the password at some point, but this may work.\n\nIf you can get into your the administrator account again then you should try to return to a previous "Restore Point".  By default, Windows creates restore points every so often and this is a good way to recover from problems such as yours.\n\nI assume you didn't make any backups of the Documents and Settings folder???  Whoops... this is important.\n\nKen
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★★ RESETTING WINDOWS ADMIN PASSWORD ★★\n\n☞ http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=forgot+my+windows+administrator+password&btnG=Search
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If needed, press F8 at bootup, select safe mode, log into the Administrator account, then go to control panel, users, and reset the password for your account. If you've been using the administrator account as your account, go to the site linked below, download the bootdisk provided, start your PC from the bootdisk, follow the prompts, and reset the password for your account from the list of accounts provided.
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At the login where it asks you to choose a user, press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice and you will get the login where you can type a user name.\n\ntype Administrator for the user and leave the password blank. Hopefully, you didn't set an admin password (which most users don't).
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Check out this site, here u will find different tools to crack Windows XP Password\nhttp://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
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What version of Windows are you running? If you are running XP, reboot and at the Windows startup screen, press F8. You will need to logon to Safe Mode. When you do this, you will need to sign on as Administrator. When you do this, you can go in Control Panel / User Accounts and choose your profile and change the password.
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xp, you set up administrator rights that should passworded. W2k and w98 also have easy password controls