Does anyone know how to hack the Restore Wizard??

Method 1 (not recommended): Uninstall the Restore wizard directly.

Method 3 (recommended): Find a cracking wizard from the Internet or find a professional to perform the operation.

If the software does not encrypt the partition table, you can perform the following operations:

Boot the computer from the disc and use the fdisk mbr command in a:> to repair the main boot area.

If it is a Win9X system, first change the name of the files in the C drive to make a backup.

Use the sys a:c: command to transfer system files to drive C.

After deleting the file, you can change the backup you did in the second step. If you directly use the file of the floppy disk (the size is only 6 bytes), the system will prompt that the file is missing when it starts, and you can only enter the prompt state, not the desktop.

If the password is lost and the software encrypts the partition table, the restore wizard can be removed only after the logical lock is removed. The solution to the specific logical lock, go search for it.

In addition, if you use software to obtain the password, it can be easily cracked. We can go to the "Tianji** station** a software called winhex, this software can be used without installation. Click the icon of "Restore Wizard" and select "Set Parameters", then choose to change the password, enter a few characters in the original password, and enter a few familiar characters in the new password (these characters must be remembered, which is very important.)

That's when you'll find that there are a lot of files there. Just turn on the penultimate 2nd suffix is. exe application and select Tools Ram Ediutor HDDGMON Primary Memoty OK and you're good to go.

Now that's the page we want to search find text Enter the new password you just set and press enter. OK, you can see your new password on the right, with the suffix on it. DMB is the original password.

There is also a software that can read and restore the wizard password software under DOS (Tianji** station) The software is a restore wizard password reading tool, which can not be used for the operating system of the NT kernel, and can run on pure DOS, which is suitable for all versions of the restoration wizard. In the process of operation, if there are invisible characters in the password, you can enter the command prompt state, use the output redirector > to output the output result of the program to a specified text file, and then open the text file, copy the "password" in the file.

If the read is not successful, please restart the computer and run again!

Try the above method first, and it's generally fine. If it doesn't work, leave a message, and I'll give you another way. For example, if you have this installed, it is useless to install a low level, which belongs to hard restoration, and that kind of BIOS needs to be brushed