Set windows password, can someone press F8 to enter the system?

Can't get in.,Press F8 or enter the password.,It's easy to crack.,Get a maxdos and put it in a disc or U disk.,Start from a disc or U disk.,Then delete or replace the SAM file in the windows directory.,As follows。 1) Start the computer and use the DOS boot disk (e.g. Windows 98 boot disk) to enter the pure DOS state.

2) At the DOS prompt, follow the steps below:

cd (switch to root).

CD Windows System32 (switch to system directory).

mkdir temphack (create a temporary folder).

copy (backup.)

copy (backup.)

del (deleted.)

rename (will be renamed.)

exit

3) Restart the computer, wait quietly after the login waiting screen appears, if you do not modify the screen saver time, about 10 minutes, the system will automatically start the login screensaver program, but because it has been replaced, so the system will start and enter the command line prompt state.

4) At this point, we can use the command net user password to change the password.

For example, if a super administrator account is admin and wants to reset his password to admin, you can use the command net user admin admin to change the password after entering.

5) Next, do you want to go into the desktop system and see what is on the hard drive? Enter the explorer command in the command line prompt state to try, is it very smooth to enter the Windows desktop?

You can't enter but you can enter the DOS environment

Hehe: It's actually very easy to crack

Just go to DOS and create a new user.

You can go in the same way.

Can't get in!! Breaking the code is as annoying as it is said upstairs! A computer company's system disk is all it takes!! One click to get it!! It's easy to borrow fire!! ＠

Press ESC and remove the extension under C: Windows System32. PWL file (assuming the XP system is installed in the C drive), restart it, enter the user name in the login interface, the password is not filled, and the password can be deleted after entering.

As for when to press f8, I can tell you:

1. When you feel a problem with the Windows system, please press F8 (please press F8) and enter the safe mode or DOS mode.

Second, if your system is 2000, you can press F8 to enter the recovery console.

It's not hard to crack the problem is that there is no password after cracking it, and your mom will know

It's going to be very sad, so don't crack it.

Hehe.. No, just say no, don't break the ring. Grass.

The easiest way to do this is to reinstall the system directly. Anything else is hard, too. It's going to the registry to modify it again, and I'm going to go into the BIOS to brush.。。。 If you can't figure it out, the system will be over.。。

Under DOS. Deleted password file! windows\system32\config\sam

Right-click on my computer on the desktop, select Manage, open local users and groups, open Users, right-click on Administrator and select Set Password, enter twice, and your friend will not be able to enter your system with F8!

The crux of your problem is that you can set a password for the administrator user to solve the problem of illegal access to the system in safe mode.

What's wrong with the Internet café The administrator of the Internet café I handled has set a password, but it is just an automatic login when the computer is turned on, so there is no need to enter the password.

You don't have to turn off safe mode.

All you have to do is press F8 to enter safe mode.

This takes you to the administrator account, and you now open the Control Panel - User Accounts.

Then set a password for the account administrator, and others will not have access to it.

You design a password, and you're good to go! Open the control panel, open the user account, and design a password inside!

How do I enter the administrator password if I forget it? Quite simply, here's an example, it's okay for any username to forget their password. The method is the same.

Here's a magnifying glass applet instead of cmdOf course, you can also use the mini-program of the keypad.

1.The average computer user has a DOS toolbox installed. Some are MaxDOS, some are ekghost, or other DOS tools.

Press F8 a few seconds before the scroll bar runs when the device is turned onYou can see the Windows & DOS selection options. If your system is in NTFS format.

You have to run the DOS toolbox NTFSDOS tool and go to the Windows system32 directory. The location backup will be renamed or moved. Then rename, enter, and change the original (magnifying glass) process to any name in the system32 system directory of win xp. After the above two methods are introduced, either of them can achieve the same purpose.

When you land in the windows box, click Run Magnifier, and then the DOS interface of CMD will appear. Enter two commands separately, which means that the new username is test and the password is 123, and the permissions are subordinate to the highest authority of administrators. Test and 123 can of course be called whatever you want.

net user test 123/add

net localgroup administrators test/add

After these two commands are run, test has the highest administrative privileges. When you enter Windows, you can log in with your tset username, and when you enter Windows, the Test desktop has just been initialized, and you will find that it is not the original desktop. Don't worry, because the username is new, the desktop will be new as well.

Here, you are currently the test user to change the original adminstrator password, after the change, log in with administrator, and you're done. Of course, don't forget to restore your previous name (if you don't use it, it's okay if you don't restore it).

Both of these methods are the safest practices. There is no need to replace files, nor do you need to replace and crack the SAM directory, and the purpose is easily achieved.

You can press F8 when you boot up and use the up and down keys to tune to the "security mode with network",Then press the Enter key and then return to the blue screen,There is an administrator click,Enter the default password of the administrator when you install the machine to open (if you don't have settings,That's generally xp) After opening, click to start finding the user account in the control panel,There will be the password protected "computer administrator" you set,Click and then click to delete my password, Then just click Delete Password. (I've tried a few times, and it's okay; If it's good, ** points).

My family is too.,My family is a Samsung notebook.,Newly bought.,I don't know the username and password.,I can't turn on the phone at all.。

You can use WinRar to compress the file first, then open the compressed folder, click the file button at the top, and check Set Default Password. Set a password and check Encrypt file name; Then click the protection button on the toolbar, select Add identity verification information, and confirm.

XP doesn't come with encryption on its own, you can use 360 folder encryption.

You can use WinRar to compress the file and set a password to decompress it when needed.

The XP folder does not have a password setting function, only the function that can be hidden, and the one that can set the password is the office file.

Encrypt the folder with an encryption tool, if you don't want to use it, just compress the folder with a zip package and set a password. Thanks for giving points.

Currently, it is not supported to set a password directly to a folder under XP.

You can try both of these software.

axdecrypt

truecrypt

Press F8 when starting, only the advanced boot menu can be displayed, and the password cannot be seen

Enter the safe mode, of course, you need a password But if you are lucky, admin does not have a password, you can press Ctrl+Alt+del on the welcome screen, fill in the administrator on the user name, the password is blank, and make sure to see if you can enter

No more, you can only use the system disc to forcibly change the password

After powering on, press F8 and then enter the security mode, and you can't read the password. If you have a password for your original account, you still need a password to enter safe mode.

If you even use the system by default, the administrator has also set a password, so you have to use it.

Control Panel - > user account is provided that you log in to safe mode with the administrator account.

Press F8 to enter the boot option when the XP is powered on, and select the safe mode of the command line.

2。You will then see a user login-like interface with Administrator

3.Then you'll see a DOS-like interface and type: ent : net user anyone (space) add

4.After the execution is successful, enter: ent localgroup administrators anyone (space) add Note that you must play a space, in fact, you have created a user named anyone, the password is empty, and then elevate its permissions to the administrator level.

5。Restart, and you'll see a user named anyone with no password. Then you can go to XP.

I've studied this question, and it's exactly the same as yours! Later, it was finally concluded:

It can't be implemented with bare hands! PE system with password cracking function. CD-ROM or USB flash drive version is acceptable.

Insert the boot USB flash drive, turn it on, press F8, and select the USB flash drive. Or press del (notebook is usually F2) into CMOS to set First Boot Devices as U disk.

Use the super administrator account cracker to crack the account (follow the prompts, you can create a new one, self-study), and the crack is successful!

Take a GHOST CD, set the optical drive to the first boot, and then enter the PE system to back up the data, and then reinstall the system.

Or some PE tools have tools to clear the system password, which can be found.

It's better to reload, and only install the C plate when reloading, so that there will be no less things on other plates. It's just that those software can't be used or something, and you need to re** (because most of the software's registration information forms and system files are in the C drive).

Your system is XP, right? Under normal circumstances, entering in safe mode will still enter the password! Now there's only one way: you go and buy an XP system disk!

There's a cracking code on it, and there's one on every disc to let the disc crack it automatically! That's how I was at the time, I hope you can give it a try!

Are you going to be an administration? It's the one who forgot the password.

If administration does not have a password, it is possible to go directly to safe mode, be careful not to enter safe mode with commands, and use administration to enter.

If you have forgotten the password, you can find a system disk, which can be cracked.

Find a Ghost XP CD, which has a special password cracking disc, and it's no problem to use it if you know a little bit of English.

Why would you want to log in in safe mode?

A system disc with a cracked password, CD Boot, Clear Password, or enter DOS and enter Debug Enter.

o 70 10

o 71 10

Q Enter. A space in the middle.

There seems to be this kind of function in the system disk sold on the market, just click on it.