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by f1dotcom
Hi,
You have not specified whether you have admin rights on the computer. If you have admin rights on the computer, then you can logon using the administrator profile and change the password. If you do not have the admin password, it is almost impossible to reset the password.
by kchamberlin
The following tool from Sysinternals will reset the password if you have physical access.
http://www.winternals.com/products/repairandrecovery/locksmith.asp
by admin
by kchamberlin
by admin
Sorry about that! The authors page is better anyway... tells which versions to use (and not use) for 2k -something I have not done. It explains the whole thing though... it may or may not work for you.
by techfish
I have try this bd011022.zip, inside contain
the file to generate a bootable diskette and
will boot to linux/unix base environment
you can change any password you want.
very cool and straight forward and I have try it and and works fine. Thefile you
can search from the net, if you could't get it
reply to me!
by chutchings
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