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by chuckyg
by pahosler
Since you are using XP, you probably have an NTFS file system, and basically that means that Linux will basically mount it Read Only.
Another possible problem can occur if the admin encrypted password and other files,or even whole directories further with his own username and password.
Why not just phone up the person that quit, I would think that he would be willing to give you the passwords, anything else would be demanding a ransome and holding you hostage.
by bart777
You want a program called ERD Commander.
It is a bootable program that will allow you to rest the local Admin password. Works great! I have to use it about once a week these days...
by lwebb
by ayuknotna
This link of MIcrosoft knowledgebase might help, just CUT the link below and PASTE it in your browser press enter or click go.
"http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321305"
Goodluck
by ayuknotna
This link of MIcrosoft knowledgebase might help, just CUT the link below and PASTE it in your browser press enter or click go.
"http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;321305"
Goodluck
by srichardson
Poster rated this answer.
by mhartmann
Hi!
Well, sound to me you should give http://www.nu2.nu a try. Check for Bart's PE which will create a full and bootable Windows where you have FULL access to NTFS ;-)
Be advised:
!! You need a official Windows CD for Bart's PE to pull all required files. Also check the available plugins and read the disclaimer. This Tool worked always 4 me and never left me in the rain!
Another Tool is - as already Stated the ERD-Commander (you can intregrate that also in Bart-PE) or the Admin-Kit from O&O.
Also there are several Linux-Boot disks out there, where you can reset the Admin-PWD!
Therefore: If you dont want anybody to use these kinda software, block your disk and cd-rom drive from boot.
Greets,
markus
by willpd13
Hi,
If you dont have any luck with the others you could try this tool
http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/index.html
it has worked for me in the past.
by ashley
by srichardson
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