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Is it your computer? It's still your brother's.
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Super administrators are also not allowed to view the passwords of ordinary users.
Brute force is required to unlock a user's password, whether it is an administrator's or a regular user's. The basic idea of practical feasibility is to pwdump out the windows sam, and then use the rainbow table to run out the plaintext of the password.
Another, slightly more ingenious way of thinking is to use GINA to record the password entered by the user when they log in.
So there is no one method that is effortless. If the password cannot be deduced, these two methods are not so feasible for the average user.
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No, it is not possible to crack the Know User password.
It can only be cleared and modified.
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Dizzy you, you have an administrator password and have to restrict the account password to do, what can a restricted account do you can't do. Do you want to change or clear your password, are you afraid that people will know? If you want to see people and things, just use the administrator account to see them, and there is nothing you can't see.
Also, if you are in the company, if the computer is added to the domain, it is useless for you to have the local administrator password, you can change it on the domain server.
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It is not possible to check the password for you, unless you set up automatic login with a normal user account on that computer, then his password and user account will be recorded in Winlogon in the registry.
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If there is only one administrator, then the administrator account will not be locked for a long time, generally speaking, it will be automatically unlocked soon, if there are other administrators, then you can use other administrators to log in to unlock. Generally speaking, the administrator account will not be locked, so it is recommended to change the name of this account to protect the security of the system.
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Your question is too general. I don't understand the meaning of shrimp. Be specific. Where are common users and administrators or what software are used?
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You try the following two methods, if it still doesn't work, either reinstall the system, or wait for someone to solve it.
First method:
If you want to activate the Super Admin, you can start the All Programs Attachment Command Prompt (right-click to run as administrator).
Then enter net user administrator active:yes to activate the super administrator.
The second method:
Press F8 to enter safe mode;
The login box of the administrator appears, enter your password to enter the system;
Enter "lusrmgr" in "Run", the user management interface will pop up, and you can change the administrtor attribute back to it, or you can create another user.
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The super admin account needs to be enabled, which can then be installed in the super admin account and used normally under the standard user. If you also want to enable the super administrator account, you can do the following: right-click "Computer" "Administration", double-click "Local Users and Groups" "Users", right-click "Administrator" "Properties" in the account listed on the right, and uncheck "Account disabled" in the pop-up interface
When you enable a super administrator account, you get super administrator privileges. Users can use it to enable any ordinary account (also known as a standard account) to obtain administrator privileges step 01 Activate the built-in administrator account in Windows 7 on the command line.
Go to All Program Accessories in the Start menu, find the Command Prompt (cmd command line), right-click and select Run as Administrator, enter the command prompt environment, enter the command [Net User Administrator Active:yes] here, and hit enter. STEP 02 Log in with the Windows 7 built-in management account.
Log out or reboot the system, you can select the administrator account on the login page to log in, and the default password is empty. If you find this administrator too difficult to remember, you can go to the control panel and select "User Accounts and Family Safety User Accounts Manage Accounts Change Accounts" to rename it.
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When you log in, enter the administrator in the username of the user account above, and then enter the password, and this should be fine, and I have been in this situation.
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Hello: Go in from PE and use the password removal tool to clear the password. Most GHOST system discs have PE bands.
Reinstall the system.
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Remove the battery, or use PE to go in and release the password.
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Buy a system dribble to clear the password.,Just click to clear the password.,The rest of your own troublesome is very troublesome.。
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Uninstall the XP operating system. Reinstall the Windows system.
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There are three ways to crack the password of the administrator, 1. Delete the SAM file and clear the administrator account password There is a SAM file (i.e., the account password database file) in the Winnt system32 config directory where Windows2000 is located, which saves all the usernames and passwords in Windows2000. When logging in, the system will type the username and password, and the encrypted data in the SAM file for proofreading, if the two are exactly the same, it will enter the system smoothly, otherwise you will not be able to log in, so you can use the method of deleting the SAM file to recover the administrator password. After deleting the SAM file, restart, at this time the administrator account has no password, then you can use the administrator account to log in to the system, do not need to enter any password, enter the system and then reset your administrator account password.
2. Find the password from the SAM file The tool needed here is LC4, run LC4, open and create a new task, and then click "Import ImportFromSAMFILE" in turn to open the SAM file to be cracked, at this time, LC4 will automatically analyze this file and display the username in the file; After that, click "Session BeginAudit" to start cracking the password. If the password is not very complex, the results will be available in a very short time. However, if the password is complex, it will take a long time, so you need to use the following method.
3. Reset the disk with a password to set a new password After logging in to Windows XP without using the "Welcome Screen" login method, press the "Ctrl+Alt+Del" key combination, the "Windows Security" window appears, click the "Change Password" button in the options, and the Change Password window appears. In this window, back up the current user's password, click the "Backup" button in the lower left corner, activate the "Forgot Password Wizard", and follow the prompts to create a password reset disk. If you enter the wrong password in the login window of WindowsXP, the "Login Failure" window will pop up, if you really can't remember what your password is, you can click the "Reset" button to start the password reset wizard, and reset the password through the password reset disk you just created, and log in to WindowsXP.
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Either reinstall the system, or install a PE system with a USB flash drive, use a USB flash drive into the system, and then put it.
After that, I had to delete the support of the flying car.
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Use the boot disk, enter the computer, and delete the administrator password.
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install the system, you can also choose to alarm.
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Lock computer software is very popular nowadays, you know.
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My computer right-click management Find users and groups If there are ordinary users, just check it! Didn't create one! Then it's admin disabled! Only ordinary users are left!
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If you don't know the password, it seems that you can't change it.。。
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2. Run the windows login password cracking menu to crack the system password as shown below
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Go get a cabbage U disk to start PE
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