Is there a way to bypass a password protected system and make the old password reassign?
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They have a password reset disk and therefore use it when you arent home to reset your password everytime you are away you need to either find it. So log in as you and put in a password with special characters like%*!@ with words and numbers then you and change it then you will have a strong password but then go to the users prompt and create a password reset disk for the password that you just created and then theirs shouldnt work anymore. I hope that this works also make sure they have a limited account and not a administer account on the computer otherwise they can change it anytime they feel like it.
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Advanced Office Password Recovery should be able to do the job.\n\nhttp://www.elcomsoft.com/aopr.html
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well i'm not sure which program you are trying to change the password for, but try going to:\n\nOptions\nEdit my Account Information\nChange Password\n\nThose are usually the logical order of things.
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Change your password and change your recovery questions.\nI would also set your new password to something at least six characters long and include some numbers at the end.
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Depends on operating system, your level of access, and your level of computer knowledge. If you are the computer Admin, previous suggestions by others will work. If you aren't, contact the computer Admin and have them reset it or use the backup-recovery disks that should have been made to reset the password. You can find hacking tools or websites that will recover passwords for you. Last resort, reinstall operating system, updates, and programs.
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Before I explain how to recover your password.... answer these questions:\n\n*Are there any other active accounts on the computer?\n*Do you have a floppy-disk drive?\n*Does your keyboard plug into your computer with a purple connector, or is it a USB?\n\n*****************************************\n**These instructions are for Win XP**\n*****************************************\n\nPassword recovery:\n\nFirst try asking your brother. If he doesn't know, follow these steps....\n\n***\nIf there are other accounts on the computer that have administrative access:\n\n>Log onto a different account (you'll have to get their password)\n>Click 'start'\n>Click 'control panel' (if you can't find it, click 'start' then 'run' and type 'control')\n>Double-click 'user accounts'\n>Click on *your* account\n>Click 'change [name's] password'\n>Change the password (hopefully, you won't need the old one....)\n>Try it!\n\n***\nIf your keyboard has a purple connector:\n\n>Restart your computer\n>Repeatedly hit F8 until a black startup screen appears\n>Enter 'safe mode'\n>Log on as 'administrator' (no password)\n>Click 'start'\n>Click 'Control Panel' (if you can't find it, click 'start' then 'run' and type 'control')\n>Double-click 'user accounts'\n>Click on *your* account\n>Click 'change [name's] password'\n>Change the password (hopefully, you won't need the old one here either....)\n>Try it!\n\n***\nIf this is successful & you have a floppy-disk drive:\n\n>Click 'start'\n>Click 'help and support'\n>Type 'password recovery'\n>Click 'search' or 'Go'\n>Follow the directions for creating a password recovery disk\n>With a password recovery disk, you can change the password without logging on, and without knowing the old password. (keep it hidden!!)\n\n***\nIf none of this worked:\n\n>Restart your computer\n>Repeatedly hit F8 until a black startup screen appears\n>Enter 'safe mode'\n>Log on as 'administrator' (no password)\n>Click 'start'\n>Click 'Control Panel' (if you can't find it, click 'start' then 'run' and type 'control')\n>Double-click 'user accounts'\n>Click 'delete account'\n>Follow the directions for deleting an account\n>Be sure to keep all documents, folders, and internet favorites!\n>Click 'create a new account'\n>Make a new account for yourself with a different name\n>Before restarting, move all of 'my documents' into your new account. (They will probably have gotten moved onto admin's desktop when old account was deleted)\n>Restart computer and log on new account\n\n*******\nSorry it was a little vague in some places..... if you need extra help or don't understand these directions, e-mail me at Duckyquack2007@yahoo.com -- make sure you put something in the subject line that will tell me who you are and what you want.... no subject line / confusing subject line   =   message is deleted without being opened.....\n\nI HOPE THIS HELPS!\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Password used by system administrator
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delete win.exe \nit will take the password with it
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Go to Forget Password!
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Log into windows with an Admin Account, open a command line window.\nRUN:\nnet user YourExUser newpassword\n\nThis changes the password for the account YourExUser and assigns "newpassword" as a password.
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You need a DreamWeaver extension to do this. For example,\nhttp://www.valleywebdesigns.com/vwd_passprotect.asp\n\nJust run a search on "dreamweaver password protect"
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press F8 as the systems boots and remove the system password.... x
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after you get up and running, try to uninstall it in add remove programs, maybe it won't ask for a password there
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Two questions:\n1. Are you the administrator?\n2. What program is it?\n\nIf you are the administrator, you can change them by using your password-protected and loggin into your account.\n\nIf you are not an administrator, then, ask the administrator to take them away
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In WinRar you have this feature.\nWhen adding to archive, in the window go to protection and set a password
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★★ RESETTING WINDOWS ADMIN PASSWORD ★★\n\n☞ http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=forgot+my+windows+administrator+password&btnG=Search
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Try offline password and registry Editor.  Boot off the disk and reset your admin password.\n\nhttp://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/