Change XP Administrator Password WITHOUT KNOWING IT
Posted By Raymond In Category: Computer
11
2006
If you’re using Windows XP and you want to change your Administrator’s account password, you’ll need to know the current password before you can change it. This is IF you’re trying to change the Administrator’s account password from Control Panel -> User Accounts.

But if you go to Computer Management from Control Panel -> Administrative Tools, you’re able to RESET the password without knowing the current password! However, this way of resetting your password might cause an irreversible loss of information. For security reasons, Windows protects certain information by making it impossible to access if the password is reset. So it’s a risk doing that.
Here’s a better way on how you can hack and change your Windows XP Administrator password without knowing it.
Arash Veyskarami has developed a freeware called XP Password Manager where you can set your new Windows XP Administrator password without knowing the current one. It has another feature where it can also remove your Administrator’s password. Meaning you can login without password.

Very easy to use because it only has 2 functions and the interface is very basic. Do take note that when you run the tool, the “OK” button is blurred out and the text “Coded by Arash Veyskarami” will be shown. You have to wait for 5 seconds for the text to dissapear and the OK button will be available for you to press.
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