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How to hack Windows Password (XP, Vista, Windows 7)

: For XP only (Easiest one way)

1) Open Windows in Safe Mode (Administrator A/c)

2) Open Run, and Type "Control UserPasswordS2" without semicolon.

And then click on Administrator and change the Password. Or Even you can remove Password by clicking on Remove "Password option".

It will not ask for the old password.

Enjoy!
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: For XP Only

If you have an Administrator Account (Not Guest), then the XP Users' Passwords can be reset using Command Prompt.

1) Open Run and type "CMD" to open Command Prompt.

2) Now type "NET USER"
(Now You can see the list of all user available in the System/ Computer)

Suppose, there are three Administrator Users with the name of Admin1, Admin2, Admin3.

3) Then type the Password of Any User can be changed by Logging into the Account of any one Administrator.

For Example, if we want to change the password of Admin1,

then we can change the Password of Admin1 by using following command in Command Prompt.

Syntax:
NET USER

Command:
NET USER ADMIN1 Password@123

Hints.: Password@123 is the new password. Where you can give any one which you want.

Limitations: The Above method will only work if you are logged in as the ADMINISTRATOR user.

Enjoy!
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: For XP Only.

Windows Recovery Option.

Boot from the Windows XP CD and Press Enter when you are prompted to Install Windows Copy on the next screen, there is a repair Existing Windows version. This method is also known as Windows Recovery Method.

The Repair Option will take as much time as the installation would have taken because the Windows file system is replaced including the same file where the password is stored.

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SAM

Whereas the users' setting remain untouched.

Thus the users' Password is reset to null value.

Enjoy!
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: For XP Only.

Boot the comp in Safe Mode.

Disable Password.

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: For XP, Vista, Windows 7

Boot your computer from a live Linux CD or DVD which has an NTFS/HPFS file-system support.

Then count the drive which has windows copy Installed on it. Copy the SAM file on the location.

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SAM

Which will be mentioned as /MEDIA/DISK-1/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32/CONFIG/SAM

It is a common Misconception that SAM file can be viewed through normal text editor, SAM File isn't a normal text file.

GNOME, KDE or VIM Text Editors won't display the content of this file.

Open the file using EMACS editor (available in nearly all the distributions of live Linux). It will be hard to find the password Hashes, so go for the User-Name Passwords' hashes can be found out, copy the code between "%" sign and on the Google Search for the Rainbow Tables, they will provide the DECRYPTED value which have already been brute-forced earlier. This isn't a sure shot method, as the rainbow project is still under development. The Password can be set to null by deleting the content, but this might result in the corruption of the SAM file, and recovery is the only option left after it.

Limitations: This method can corrupt your SAM file, which may lead to a repair of Windows XP, and you can risk your personal data with that.

Enjoy!
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: For XP, Vista, Windows 7

Bestest way that works in all windows platform but you need to be a admin to do this.

1) Go to run

2) Type COMPMGMT.MSC

3) Click on local users and groups.

4) Open up the ‘users’ folder

5) Click on the user name whom you want to change password of. Look for password never expires option which is checked

6) Uncheck password never expires option and apply and press OK.

7) Then go back to the user name and right click the mouse there you will get

- set password…
- all tasks
- delete
- rename
- properties
- help

And now you are done.

Enjoy!
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