Re: Hack into any forgotten Administrator Password

n1k0l4bb wrote:
Hack into any forgotten Administrator Password:
We all know how useful it is to use create multiple user accounts
on a PC. Mostly, people create one administrator account with
several limited user accounts.
Well, sometimes people forget this password. Unfortunately,
Microsoft doesn't provide any useful solution when this happens.
Your computer will be completely locked down, and you won't be able
to access your administrator account. Actually it's impossible to
do it with the usual handy tools over the internet.

Experts, however, can manage to reset the password by doing some
extra effort. An operation related to Windows Hashes and many other
things. But what about normal users? i mean, normally skilled
users? A typical PC user is not able to do that.......
Well here comes my part:

You Can easily download a program from the internet (i can get you
the full version of it). It comes with an ISO file (A file that can
easily be burned by NERO or any other burning program). You just
have to download the program from the internet, Burn the ISO file
to a disc, Boot from the disc, and have the full functions of
resetting any User Password on your Local or remote Computer
(Administrator or Limited).

You can't just come to me and say it's not working! I tested it
myself tens of times........
Note: The program works well for me on any "Windows XP" version.
Note: The disc you created will work on ANY computer running a
Windows version.

You Can Download a full version of the program:
http://www.4sh4r3d.c0m/f1l3/ZSI7A9Ib/ABSO9d6b/4dm1n-_R3s3t_n1k0l4bbgm41lc0m.html

The Programs is Password-Protected, i will send this password to
your email after you contact me on my private mail:
n1k0l4bb@xxxxxxxxx ,and tell me: Why do you need the program? Whose
PC are you going to fix? Why you think you have the right to do
that?

I'm doing my best not to allow misuses of this program. According to
your email, i'll reply you with the password to unpack and install
the program on your PC.

I'm ready to help anyone with a full Step-by-Step tutorial about
using this program, just contact me on my email.
NEO.

Why would anyone send you anything?
A google search will turn up 100% free (money and hassle-wise) options of
repairing the very problem you are offering to repair.

First - if a user needs to know what version of Windows XP they have to try
the easiest fix. If they have Windows XP Home Edition or some other version
of Windows XP (all supersets of Windows XP Professional.)

If Windows XP HOME:
Boot into safe mode and logon as the user named "Administrator" --> it
likely has no password. Change your password and any others needed
once you get logged into safe mode as the actual (and hidden in normal
mode) administrator in Windows XP Home. Reboot and log back in as
your user with the new password.

If Windows XP Professional:
At the "Welcome Screen", press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice in a row (quickly.)
That will bring up the Classic Logon Prompt. Enter "administrator" as the
username (no quotation marks) and try entering nothing (leave it blank)
for the password and log on. If it lets you in, cChange your password
and any others needed.

Doesn't work?

Look through these:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+XP+Home%22

Look through those who had this issue before you:
http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+XP+Home%22&num=100&scoring=r

What Microsoft recommends:
How to log on to Windows XP if you forget your
password or if your password expires
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305

Here's a list of possible things to try:
http://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm

Including a downloadable diskette or CD:
http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
.... with instructions clearly on the page for use.

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html


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