Reset windows xp sp3 admin password

This process takes only a few short minutes and can save headaches. I always have this handy disk lying around. Here are my 2 cents: 1. You can use Hirens Boot CD there are password removers tool in this bundle.

This is my favorite one - Download this Linux distro - "Kon-Boot". This nice distribution is doing one great thing - simply ignore the authentication process without modifying your or not even a bit.

Once you are in - you can change the password of any user you want. Hirens and the Kon-Boot doesn't work for newer versions of windows. And BartPE is no longer available. You will see a screen like this. Do nothing and wait to finish it. Your Windows screen will appear with an extra admin account. Which is the default Windows XP administrator account, Click on the administrator account field.

You Windows XP will be started in safe mode and after entering into your computer click on Start button and select Control Panel option to continue the process. You will see different actions to perform regarding admin account, select Remove the password option. Instantly a confirmation message will appear on the Windows screen and click on the Remove Password button without any fear. Wait for the Windows to reboot and you will be logged into your Windows XP with your admin account for which you removed the password.

Below we have discussed some most working Windows password recovery tool. Not only for Windows XP, but it is also supported by all Windows versions. Free Download Buy Now. Second Method: Restart and Reset Method In case, you have logged out of the computer and unable to make out the password at the start up screen, you can follow this method.

Restart the computer. Then, tap the F8 key repeatedly while your computer starts up. You will find list of options on your computer screen. Select your account. Boot into Safe Mode. Repeatedly press F8 key while turning on your computer, until you see the Advanced Boot Options screen. Choose Safe Mode and press Enter. You can then see the default Administrator account displayed at the logon screen.

Boot your computer normally. You will be presented with a traditional logon screen. Type in Administrator into the username box and click OK.