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windows xp password
So my friend set up his new pc (first time) not when it starts it wants a password and he says he never put one in... So how can I get his log in password or by pass it?
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If it is asking for an Admin password, and he didn't put one in, try leaving it blank.
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well its his user name and it wants his password. The password is not blank because it will only let you click on if you type in the password field.
I have redhat8 and 9 boot dicsks. i did hear a wile back that you can get in by using that. |
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Don't take this personal as I'm sure you are on the up and up, but the simple fact is that we don't discuss hacking passwords here.
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so fixing a comp for a friend is hacking? so much for help and support.
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Never used a password in XP but is there a cancel button? Works in other versions. If he just installed windows maybe he can just reinstall.
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well i see no harm in posting this as it isn't really hacking. If you restart and hit F8 after post, it will boot into safe mode. Then log into the administrator account. It should have no password. Then if you go to control panel then users there is some option to remove passwords. Can't quite remember it not but its there. If this isn't appropriate i'm sorry. But i figure if it is built into windows it isn't really hacking.
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I really don't know that much about XP yet but it can't hurt to try this experiment.
if there is no administrative password (start in safe mode and click administrator) try this Microsoft link: (towards the middle of the page is something interesting) http://support.microsoft.com/default...kb;enus;321305 |
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ill try the safe mod issue |
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I had this happen on an older AMD 751 based computer, ended up having to do a reload to get rid of it. And I know for a fact that I did not put in a password. Also when this happened the computer would go to the old Safe to Shutsown screen instead of turnning off. Don't know if this is related, but I reinstall and both problems went away.
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how do i reset the password on 2000 is there software to recover it
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or any free software to recover passwords for 2000
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It_Boyz:
We do not allow information requests about bypassing security on this board, simply because we have no way of knowing the purpose/usage. Please read the forum FAQ. |
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