Accessing documents in winxp from another hard drive with password?
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Try logging into that HDD in safe mode.  Another way would be to use an ERD that blows away all passwords.  I happen to have one.  Email me if you need to use it at dharden1205@yahoo.com
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I'm making a massive assumption that you are referring to MS Windows system here.  Unless there is another account in the administrators group you need the old password.  If you don't I'm afraid it's back to the Windows CD.  ...or you could try l0phtcrack - google it.  You'll need to do a bit of footwork to get at the SAM which contains the password but the advice that comes with l0phtcrack will get you through this.
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Advanced Office Password Recovery should be able to do the job.\n\nhttp://www.elcomsoft.com/aopr.html
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If you are going to wipe the Hard Drive clean, there is no need to get past the password, if you need data off of it, you could always add it as a secondary drive in another windows 2000 box with admin rights access, and pull the data that way.
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Check www.sysinternals.com  they might have a floppy disk program that will retrieve the password (if you have physical access to the machine)
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Yes, it is.  I'm sorry that I don't know how to tell you exactly how to do this, but since no one else is responding, i'll tell you what i know.\n\nIf you open windows explorer and look at the folders under "My Computer," you'll find a "Shared Documents" folder.  (I have Windows XP.)  Anything you put in there is available to other computers on the network.\n\nAlso in Windows Explorer, you can right click on any folder and select Properties.  On the Sharing tab, you can make the folder available to others or make it private.  (Again, I'm basing this on Windows XP.)\n\nWell, I guess I did know how to do it!\n\nAdvice: use your system help files to learn more.
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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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Step 1:\n\nTake your regular old Windows XP CD and copy every single file on it to your hard drive to a directory named "Winxpcd" for convenience.\n\nStep 2:\n\nSearch for a file under that subdirectory named, Setupp.ini" and open it in Notepad.  Then change the value of the line that begins with "Pid=" to read "Pid=51883270" and save the file over the original.\n\nStep 3:\n\nUse ISOBuster to copy the file Microsft.img to somewhere on your hard drive.  This isn't very hard but it helps to know to use ISOBuster to hunt through the tree in its left pane until you find the "folder" labeled "Bootable CD" and then in its right pane right click the file Microsoft.img and select Extract which should be at the top of the short cut menu.\n\nStep 4:\n\nThen burn a Boot CD with Nero.  Select the Microsoft.img file on your hard drive as the Boot Image, and put all of the files from the Winxpcd directory from above in the root of the soon to be created disc.\n\nImportant Note:  On the Boot tab set Kind of Emulation to No Emulation, Load Segment of Sectors to 07C0, Number of Loaded Sectors to 4.  Then on the ISO tab make sure all the Relax ISO Restrictions are turned on, Character Set is ISO 9660, File/Directory Name Length is at ISO level 2, and Format is Mode 1.\n\nStep 5:\n\nDownload a copy of Keyfinder from http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder.shtml and put it on a flash drive, a diskette, a CD and also email it to yourself at a web-based email address.\n\nStep 6:\n\nGo to a local university computer lab, or a computer lab at a fairly large company and run Keyfinder on one of there computers and it will give you a copy of their Volume License Key.  You might not get lucky and they might not have a Volume License Key or they might have their computers locked down so that you have no way to run the program on their computers.  Do it one more than one computer if you can and write down the license keys you get.  Hopefully they'll all be the same which is a sign that they have a VLK.\n\nStep 7:\n\nGo back home and use your previously created Windows XP CD and your newly acquired VLK and reinstall Windows XP and activation and validation shouldn't bother you again.\n\nGood luck and hope this helps.
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zip it using winzip and set up a password for it. During the zip process, it will let u hav a choice to set up a password
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basically yes,\nmay require other security software,\n\nthere is option in properties of folder,to put in sharing, shared documents, and select[ _ ]private,\n\ndont forget password though, also write down somewhere for backup...
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use the built-in utility: file and settings transfer wizard
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From my understanding, it sounds like you want to "copy" you install of windows XP onto another computer.  This will not work for a few reasons. 1) The current WinXP installation is configured for the machine its on right now.  If you transfer exactly that windows install it will not load. (without some major hacks)\n2)It's technically illegal to install one copy of windows xp on two machines.\n\nBut on the other hand to transfer information between the two machines, the easiest solution is to pull the Hard drive from the 98 machine and stick it in the XP machine.  XP will recognize this new drive and make it a local drive (E, or some other letter).  From that point you can tranfer information to and from it like any other storage device.
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Try using ScanDisk if you using Windows 98/Me.  I don't think that tool is available for Windows XP.  Try accessing the drive on another PC.  If the jump drive came with drivers (especially for Windows 98) try reinstalling them.\n\nIf these steps don't work, probably you won't be able to access it anymore.
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1. Move the desired file to the 'shared documents' folder.\n\nor\n\n2. Right-click your hard drive and click "sharing and security". A screen will pop up. If you get a message about "understanding the risk", just click "here"where it tells  you.\n\nUnder the "sharing" tab, check the box that says "share this folder" and click "ok".\n\nShould work. Hope this helps.
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Please go to the link provided below for step by step solution to your problem.\n\nHow to log on to Windows XP if you forget your password or your password expires http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305
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you can not give a password for a folder in windows.\nthe solution is here:compress the folder with winzip,check mark encrypt addet files.\nthen select a password for it.\nwhen inished, delete the original folder.\nyou can open the zip file when you have the password\nthe second solution is:the free program "encryptonclick". \nIt's easy to use.\nhttp://www.2brightsparks.com/freeware/freeware-hub.html
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Use ElcomSoft Advanced PDF Password Recovery.