At the login prompt type administrator as the user and leave the password field blank and hit Enter. You will then be logged in with the administrator account. Go into the control panel and go into User Accounts and select your account and change your password, also change the administrator password while your there. You need a Windows CD, recover disk, or some other way to install widows. This works one of 2 ways. The recover CD will put your system back to how it was when you bought it.
Warring make sure you select the option to keep your files intact or not to reformat if you want to keep your files. The safer way is with the Windows CD.
The Win CD will let you install anther copy of windows on your hard drive. You can have many copies of Windows on the same partion, I know because I have done this. You will lose some space on your HD but you will still be able to access your files and programs. I would do a backup and do clean install after that, but it is up to you. Both of these methods take some time. On the 2nd PC right click 'My Computer'. Then select Manage. On the left pane right click 'Computer Management local '.
Then select 'Connect to anther computer'. Select 'Anther computer:' and type in the name of the computer your locked out of. If you select 'browse' it will help you search if you need help. Ether a new window will open up or the left pane where it says 'Computer Management local ' will change to 'Computer Management The name of your other machine ".
From you go to 'Local Users and Groups' and find your account and reset your password. Then you will be able to log in to your PC. If your PCs are not in the same group this might not work. Tony Austin I have recently bought a second-hand computer from a store. For example, if I want to change my account which is Jack to password , I would type in net user jack and press Enter. By default, the default Administrator account has no password. However, if you've set up another user account, the Administrator account will be hidden from the logon screen.
The default Administrator account is only accessible in both Safe Mode and the traditional logon screen. Here are two ways to log on to Windows XP as the default Administrator account:. Boot into Safe Mode. Repeatedly press F8 key while turning on your computer, until you see the Advanced Boot Options screen. Choose Safe Mode and press Enter. You can then see the default Administrator account displayed at the logon screen.
Boot your computer normally. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. My specialty my Friend, hehehe Now you can reset your account password from the Control Panel and User Accounts. OR Enter safe mode by restarting the computer and pressing f8 repeatedly until a screen somes up that gives you some options, use your arrow keys to highligh "Boot windows in safe mode" When you boot windows in safe mode you will see a new account on the login screen and that is titled Administrator, click it, there is no password Unless you changed it.
Young and Learning Have Mercy. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. If you have forgotten your password, if you have another user account with administrative privileges you can log into that account and change your original user account's password from the User Accounts applet in Control Panel.
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