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How to break password of windows xp administrator and also on screensaver.

MY PC HAD PASS WORD ON WINDOWS AND FORGOT THAT PASSWORD AND I REINSTALL THE WINDOWS FOR USING MY PC. SO IF THERE IS ANY WAY TO ACCESS THE PASSWORD TELL ME.
14th May 2010

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TR Members Don't help recover lost passwords
Sorry.
14th May 2010
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No matter how loudly you yell. (nt)
angry
Updated - 14th May 2010

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NexS 18th May 2010
mic1235 5th Aug 2010
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This person is cheating. I want to cheat now, too! No fair!
NexS 5th Aug 2010
There is no site rule that I am aware of which forbids what he did, enforced to the point of official sanction.

Which is not to say there is no rule enforced professionally and individually. In other words, professionals here would personally not get caught dead doing what he just did.
santeewelding 5th Aug 2010
He is of low personal and professional moral.
NexS 5th Aug 2010
Is, "vvhore".
santeewelding 5th Aug 2010
as to what was suggested.
seanferd 5th Aug 2010
Oh well.
silly




They offered a tool that bypasses passwords.
NexS 5th Aug 2010
I was just wondering if it was something "new".
seanferd 5th Aug 2010
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Computer Setup Password Reset
This Might work. Try Removing all power from your computer, including the battery for at least 5 minutes. then turn the computer back on and reset the passwords you had saved on the computer.
17th May 2010

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Mr. Powers41 doesn't read ...

you're thinking BIOS password when our CaPiTaLIzaTIOnaLLY challenged inquisitor clearly says "Administrator" and "Screen Saver" ... removing the motherboard battery and all power for 5 minutes does nothing to the windows user's password.
TG2 17th May 2010
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Updated - 17th May 2010

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the terms of use which states that TR remembers are not to offer assistance/info on how to recover/reset passwords.
Brenton Keegan 17th May 2010
Oh well.. not like there isn't billions of links out there on the how to..

and I did look and couldn't find the rule book.. thought maybe it was finally dropped since its a relatively stupid idea ... much like book burning... "oh we don't like that idea, lets burn it" ..
TG2 19th May 2010
There are possible legal ramifications involved in this. I know it can be easily found on the web but that's really not the point.

The point is that assisting someone in breaking a password could be considered assisting in a crime. It's more a precaution than anything else.
Brenton Keegan 2nd Jun 2010
Its called, "Go somewhere else for that."

You have to know that professionals reset passwords in a variety of ways on a regular basis. This isn't some kind of censorship, it is about not having any way to know the bona fides of the person asking the question. In other words, we aren't going to chance assisting thieves and crackers to another person's information.

You are right - there is information all over the place on such things. So, people can easily look elsewhere.

And I still can't understand why signing up to post a comment is easier than doing a web search. I am entirely unable to understand how internet users are incapable of doing a search. Half of them have a search engine as a home page, and can find all sorts of other stuff.
seanferd 5th Aug 2010
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The same problem twice?? Maybe I cannot read correctly!
How can you have the same problem if you reinstalled windows???
17th May 2010

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did a repair install which doesn't toast passwords or programs
which a full re-install will do both
Who Am I Really 5th Aug 2010
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Since you have the install CD
You will need to do a fresh install. You conducted a repair last time.
18th May 2010

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If you re-install, it cannot possibly be asking for a password. Must have done a repair.

Re-format the drive and do a clean install. For a really clean install, download & run DBAN on the drive first.
seanferd 5th Aug 2010
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