Want to open someone's computer without knowing his password?

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  1. Rupam

    Rupam New Member

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    Now, many of you may be wondering, how to open someone's password protected computer, Without knowing his password?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:nonod:
    It's not a great task, You just have to do is:
    Turn on the computer,
    wait till XP asks you for your password
    When prompted for a password, type: ctrl+Alt+del
    A new screen pops up
    In the Username Field type: Administrator
    Leave the password field blank.
    Press enter
    And whoa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are in.
    ( for education purpose only )
     
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  2. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    This only works if you have admin account with no password.
     
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    windows over linux n e day
    if it's windows then it's damn easy
    boot in safe mode press F8 while booting.
    go to user accounts n remove password :)
     
  4. jamesstevn

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    Which system do you use?

    On windows xp, try this:
    Boot computer and press Ctrl+Alt+Delete twice when you See Windows welcome screen / login screen. It'll show classic login box. Now type "Administrator" (without quotes) in username field and leave password field blank, press Enter and you should be able to login Windows.
    Now you can reset your account password from "Control Panel -> User Accounts".

    If that doesn't or you use windows 7 or vista, try this:
    1. Enter a computer that can link to Internet. Download windows password recovery Tool 3.0 and install the software on that computer.
    2. Run the software and create windows password reset disk by follow the instructions.
    3. Eject the created CD/DVD and insert it into the locked computer.
    4. Reboot the locked computer (it's necessary for you to change your locked computer's BIOS setting to make it boot from CD drive) and then follow the instructions to reset your password.
    5. Now login Windows and set a new password.
     
  5. Gkayla

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    I know a tool called Windows Password Reset Deluxe can do that.
     
  6. Alex.Gabriel

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    I think you just dream :)) The trick works only if the Administrator has no password set. But i will tell you few things .
    - When you install windows xp you must create the first account. To be honest i never thinked to name it Administrator. Many peoples add theyr names like : john or josh and so on ... no Administrator so your chance to get an Administrator username is close to 20% .
    - depending by country you can get if you are lucky enough usernames like (ES : Administrador ; HU: adminisztrátor) and so on.
     
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  7. YU54

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    Instead of this I like to use kon boot
     

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