How to hack into Administrator's password.

[liable]

This is simple as pie. You will be able to change the Administrator's password if it is password protected.
First,
go on Start>Run>Type cmd>Type net user * Administrator> enter a new password>>confirm your password.
Then, log off or switch users, then, login as admin, and type the password you entered in the cmd screen.

Good day.,

[bizzard]

Its not working for me....

What I get is:


C:\Documents and Settings\welcome>net user * Administrator 123456
The syntax of this command is:


NET USER
[username [password | *] [options]] [/DOMAIN]
username {password | *} /ADD [options] [/DOMAIN]
username [/DELETE] [/DOMAIN]

[Jace]

But you have to already be logged in as Admin to change to admin password. Quite a big flaw in the 'hacking' in my opinion.

Is it actually safe to try, or do you risk not being able to log in anymore?

[wired076]

It is completely safe and fine to do if done properly.

I have a better tutorial that I have written up located at wired.profusehost.net - Forgotten Windows Password .

If you still have any problems with trying this or still have questions post below and I will answer your posts or email me from my email link in my signature.

[bizzard]

Its still not working for me. Does it work with Windows SP2? @wired076 The link of the tutorial you gave in the above post is not working. Please check it....

[wired076]

Its still not working for me. Does it work with Windows SP2? @wired076 The link of the tutorial you gave in the above post is not working. Please check it....

Yes, sorry Bizzard you are right!

I have been moving my site over to a new domain and I had deleted that part of my site without re-linking it to the new site.

Sorry for the confusion..

It should work for xp sp2 as I have tried it before on my pc.

The link is itconstruct.com.au - Home .

Let me know if you would like me to check the article.

[n1nj4Lo]

Why not jus simply doing Run > control userpasswords2 ?
It has always worked best for me...... I don't see why people make this such a hard task to do when it can be done ever so simply.. LoL

[wired076]

Yes sometimes you can but sometimes it is impossible to do it depending on the permissions you have to access things on a pc.

I am unsure whether a limited user can still use control userpasswords2 but the command line version can be used by anyone with access to command prompt.

[mk007]

very good i tried it and working
thanks very much for this hack

[varonz]

Yeah you can use control userpasswords2 under "Run" to change the password of the admin account.

I would recommend this then using the command prompt, as command prompt is usually blocked out from users in protected computers, espcially the ones in school