XP system login, urgent! I only have an administrator password, but I forgot it, and I can t log in.

First of all, find a Windows XP system without a password, go to the "Windows System32" system directory of the XP system disk, and copy it to a floppy disk or flash memory.

Friendly reminder: If the specified file is not found in the system32 folder, it means that the current system hides the system files, click the menu "Tools Folder Options" in the explorer, undo the "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)" checkbox in the "View" tab, and select "Hide files and folders" as the "Show all files and folders" mode.

After preparing the password file, first confirm the file system (i.e. disk system format) of Windows XP to be cracked, if it is FAT32, then just find a boot disk, and overwrite the "Windows System32" folder in the floppy disk that is copied to the target XP system.

The file system of the target XP system is NTFS, if it is also installed with other operating systems that can recognize the NTFS file system (such as Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003), go directly to the system for overwriting. Otherwise, you can load the NTFS for DOS tool in a pure DOS state to access the override.

After replacing the file, Windows XP can be started in the normal way, and you can directly enter the Windows XP desktop without entering the password, which has been successfully cracked (the multi-user XP system will choose the default that is, the first user to log in). Bring up the "Windows Task Manager" tool (shortcut key "Ctrl Shift Esc"), and you can view the "Processes Please note, through this method, XP will not be able to use hibernation shutdown, and when switching users (shortcut key "win l") will also prompt for a password to return to the desktop, an alternative way to crack XP password.

Start starting the machine and press F8 to enter the "Safe Mode of Dos".

When the dos command appears, enter the following statement. Then press enter.

net user 123 456 add Note: Name 123 is the user name and 456 is the password.

net localgroup administrators 123 add Note: Add the ID named 123 to the local administrators group.

Once you're done, restart the machine and access the system with the new account you just created.

As shown in the example above, the username is 123

The password is 456

That's it.

Find a D version of the system disk.,There's a program to crack the Windows password in it.,Just kill it.。

Upstairs is right.

Buy a disc for five dollars, and there is no option to crack it at launch, all in Chinese.

1.The landlord just takes a system disc (ghost's) and puts it in your CD drive, preferably a CD disk, because I don't know if your CD drive is CD or ***.

2.After the landlord turns on the computer, press del into the BIOS, set the computer boot order to boot from the CD, then save, and put the CD into the computer to reboot.

3.The landlord will be surprised to find that he has entered the disc boot menu interface after the computer restarts, at this time you have to keep your eyes open and see, there is an item on the list of what's coming, when you see it you will definitely understand, don't believe your eyes. No, that's right, that's it!

XP Password Login Fix Crack".

4.What else are you hesitating about?? Go in, when you come to this new world, you find that the screen is black, only some English white words are looking at you and sneering, do you know what they mean?

I don't know, and I don't know everything, but it doesn't matter, you have to believe in Brother Chun to get eternal life! Attention,The meaning here is to let you choose your system drive letter,It's generally in the C drive.,I'm not in strong bs,Haha,After entering,What did you find again?,The system prompts that what SAM file was found.,Your username list is out.,See your username before logging in?? administrator or something else (where do I know the name of your sample), select it with the up and down keys on the keyboard, and that's it, and then press enter, and after a period of anxious waiting, the system returns success.

5.And then what to do? If you don't understand the word, you're probably lost in thought, and you're slamming your keyboard.

The mood of the heart dying to ashes is understandable haha. At this time, my brother made a shining debut, and my brother only asked you to do one action, that is, to take out the disc and restart the computer.

6.Wow. The world brightens up all at once, and the long-lost familiar desktop once again illuminates your lovely apple-like face.

Can you try to enter the system in safe mode, or do you need to change the password under DOS? I can't remember the order from the dos, sorry.

Nowadays many discs come with the removal of the administrator password.

Enter safe mode or log in to the administrors super account and delete the administrator account. Or the next ghost system disk, which has the "clear boot password" dongdong.

1.Restart first, press F8 to select security mode to enter, see if there are other administrator users, and use other administrators to log in and change the user password that cannot be used before; If there is no other administrator, reinstall the clean version of the system to clear the system boot password.

2.It can also be solved by clearing the boot password in the PE of the encapsulated system disk. You can use a USB flash drive to make a PE, and then boot it from the PE, there is an option to clear the boot password, delete or modify the boot login password.

This method is suitable for people who are computer savvy.

3.If there is no hardware power-on password to the system login interface, you need to look at the full name or serial number of the specific model to see if there is another way to clear it.

Find an XP Ghost disc. Set it to disc boot in CMOS. Reboot into the disc options page, there is a widget to clear the user's password, and you can use it at a glance.

To add to the above, both of them are right, but I checked the information and saw the universal passwords of several motherboard vendors.

vobis &;ibm： merlin

dell： dell

biostar： biostar

compaq： compaq

enox： xo11ne

epox： central

freetech： posterie

iwill： iwill

jetway： spooml

packard bell： bell9

qdi： qdi

siemens： sky_fox

tmc： bigo

toshiba： toshiba

Is it the password, is it the system or the BIOS, if it is a system, the upstairs method will do, if it is the BIOS, pull down the motherboard battery, and install it in 5 minutes, and it's OK.

It should be difficult to get it back, but you can find a win pe disc, start it, delete the windows xp password, if you don't have a disc drive, you can make a win pe boot u disk.

Without a password, I entered and went straight in. Give it a try

If you don't do it, you can get a password cracking program, and you'll be good to go.

Crack the code:1Start Win XP at boot, when running to the prompt interface of "Booting Windows XP", press the "F8" key to bring up the system boot selection menu, and select "Safe Mode with Command Line"; 2.

When the operation is stopped, the selection menu of "administrator" and other users will be listed (other users in this example take xpuser01 as an example), select "administrator" and press enter to enter the command line mode; 3.Type the command "net user xpuser01 1234 add" which is the command to change the password of that user, and "1234" in the command is the new password after the change.

2. If the typed user does not exist (xpuser01), then the system will automatically add this user. 4.In addition, you can use the "net 1oca1group administrator xpuser01 add" command to upgrade the xpuser01 user to a superuser and have all the permissions.

5.The last step is to restart your computer and enter the new password you just changed in the login window. If you're worried about losing your login password, you might want to give this a try.

Open the chassis and buckle the battery. Wait a few minutes, then in safe mode...The password is empty.

Get a ghost's system disk with the system password to eliminate the system.。