Forgot your Windows Password ? Reset it
July 24th, 2009 by Admin 
4 Comments 
Well, most of people think that its really hard to get the password of your system if you have forgot it. Well.. its hard but not that much. Now you can reset your password by yourself easily. You just need is your Windows CD. You simply need to boot from your Windows CD. After you get the Welcome screen, go to Windows setup option by pressing Enter key. After that you need to select the windows partition which you want to reset the password. Let it continue until it reaches “Press R to begin repair process”. After that you need to press R and it will start copying files. On the next automated reboot “Do not press any key when asked to boot from CD”. When you see the Installing Devices progress bar, press SHIFT + F10 . A command console will now open up giving you a wide access to the system. After that you need to type NUSRMGR.CPL and press Enter key. You will get Graphical access to User accounts now in the control panel. Simply change or reset your password from there. So try this thing when next time you forget your passwords.
Tags: boot cd, booting, enter key, forgot password, repair process, reset, vista, windows, windows cd, xp
Posted under: General, Tips & Tricks
Thanks for posting about this, I would love to read more about this topic.
Well, I need this now, thank you very much.
Another option would be to just boot a jiffirz boot cd (don’t google, you wont find anything xD) which cracks the window’s “Administrator” account password to 123456, this is faster and more convenient
I have it, anyone need a copy?
Ophcrack is a good tool too with rainbow tables,
also my favorite tool , not many people heard about it, its called Konboot, it’s a bootble floppy image i think? you can burn it onto a CD, when you boot from it, it makes a tiny patch in the windows kernel(or linux, actually, it works with ubuntu too and probably every version of windows since like, 95.), so when you get to log in screen, all you do is press enter, even though it asks for a password, you just click on it, and its like you entered it, its an amazing tool, and once you pop the CD out, theres no evidence you were ever there