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    Cool Log in without Password in Windows XP

    Guys,
    Generally People set the password to the user account which they are using and they think that their PC is safe...But Actually, There is a way to log in to their PC....
    Here is the Trick.

    After Starting Up a PC, You will see that windows is asking for the Password.(If that PC is Password Protected)
    So all you have to do is

    Press Ctrl+Alt+Del

    Now,

    You will able to see Username and Password Tabs

    So Type,

    "Administrator" in the "Username" Tab

    and Press enter.

    DONE & YOU ARE READY USE THAT PC!!!!!

    HAVE FUN.....

    P.S.
    This trick I did on Windows XP only so I am not sure about any other operating systems.

    P.P.S
    You can use this trick only until the user doesn't set the PASSWORD to ADMINISTRATOR account.

    P.P.P.S
    Even you can protect your PC by using this Trick.

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    Good information... Repped... Administrator account is also visible in the "Safe Mode."

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    Quote Originally Posted by itsmemad View Post
    Good information... Repped... Administrator account is also visible in the "Safe Mode."
    Thank you...
    And I didnt knw that we can access Administrator from Safe Mode. Thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashishcw View Post
    Thank you...
    And I didnt knw that we can access Administrator from Safe Mode. Thank you.
    does this work when we set the administrator password too???
    i don't think.

    but anyways rep+.

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    No. Then you will have to use ophcrack. Anyway this method is quite old & no longer works in any cafe or library or lab. Though I used it many times. it seems everyone had beome aware of it.

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    Sorry not working for me are you sure you tested this process before posting it in the forum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Bentley View Post
    Sorry not working for me are you sure you tested this process before posting it in the forum.
    It will work, provided while setting up windows if you have not provided any password for account "Administrator".

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    Quote Originally Posted by imrock View Post
    does this work when we set the administrator password too???
    i don't think.

    but anyways rep+.
    No iamrock...It won't work when you set the password too administrator account....And thx for the Rep.

    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Bentley View Post
    Sorry not working for me are you sure you tested this process before posting it in the forum.
    Yeah sam, I tried it on my PC and Some of My friends PCs. It works just fine. The only thing while installing the OS or Later if you set up the Password to ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT, then it won't Open.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashishcw View Post
    Guys,
    Generally People set the password to the user account which they are using and they think that their PC is safe...But Actually, There is a way to log in to their PC....
    Here is the Trick.

    After Starting Up a PC, You will see that windows is asking for the Password.(If that PC is Password Protected)
    So all you have to do is

    Press Ctrl+Alt+Del

    Now,

    You will able to see Username and Password Tabs

    So Type,

    "Administrator" in the "Username" Tab

    and Press enter.

    DONE & YOU ARE READY USE THAT PC!!!!!

    HAVE FUN.....

    P.S.
    This trick I did on Windows XP only so I am not sure about any other operating systems.

    P.P.S
    You can use this trick only until the user doesn't set the PASSWORD to ADMINISTRATOR account.

    P.P.P.S
    Even you can protect your PC by using this Trick.
    Thanks for this informative post is really helpful

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    Thanks "Logan"...
    My knowledge is helping people someway out thats the most precious thing...
    Thanks again....

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    Quote Originally Posted by itsmemad View Post
    Good information... Repped... Administrator account is also visible in the "Safe Mode."
    In safe mode the hidden adminstrator account in xp is visible along with the normal admin account
    Last edited by techgod; 02-13-10 at 02:43 PM. Reason: ma keys suxx!!

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