Is there a way of  Bypassing passwords that have been forgotten?
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The bios can be reset with the jumper near the battery on the motherboard. For cracking the windows password download the Linux password recovery crack
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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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try passware they have many password crackers there.
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Check www.sysinternals.com  they might have a floppy disk program that will retrieve the password (if you have physical access to the machine)
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if you have the softwares cd, you can either start it uup while press and holding "C" and  then  reset your password from the main and original os
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You could try to hack your password back, but good luck on it.\n\nNever, ever, ever, ever, ever ever ever mail your password to anyone!  Dont give it to anyone, really.  Anyone who asks either does not know their job, or is trying to scam you.\n\nBetter change all your other passwords right now, too.  Did I mention, never email your password?
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There are some password breaking software that can help you out.
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just search and download 007 password recovery find the password and then do what you want
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you need to click on the "forgot my password" link at your sign in page...there has to be one
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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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depending on what kind of filter you have, if it is a weblocker, you can click on the control part of it, enter your password, and then unblock it. If you forgot your password, then select the option "forgot password" and enter a new one after answering the question.\n\nIf it is a non bypass able system, you cannot.\n\nYou can try calling them.
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Try http://www.fileboost.net/directory/utilities/password_recovery/rar_password_cracker/000124/review.html though I'm not sure if it will work.
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Nope. It is not possible. The best thing you can try is to look up the "Forgot Password" section and try to reset your password, if you are successful, then log on again and change the password to something extremely difficult for others to break, BUT EASY FOR YOU TO REMEMBER. \nPasswords are strong when they include UPPERCASE letters, lowercase letters, 139283 NUMBERS and &#%^*!@#&^ SPECIAL CHARACTERS. \n\nhope that helps
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Go Into the Account Properties and click the option for "Remeber my password" - you wont have to type it in again/
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Visit http://www.lostpassword.com/word.htm\nor http://www.intelore.com/word-document-password-recovery.php or http://lastbit.com/word/ or http://www.passwordservice.com/word/ or http://www.intertek.org.uk/downloads/word.html
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Check this link out.  It will tell you what you need to do and what you need to download to accomplish recovering and/or changing your password without reinstalling WinXP.\n\nhttp://www.onecomputerguy.com/windowsxp_tips.htm#forgot_password
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hapens if you have a weak password