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Change anyone's User Account password in XP

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

 To change a password of any user account just follow the steps below:

  • Reboot your computer in safe mode.
  • Log into any user’s account. (It will not ask you for any password)
  • Go to Start -> Run and type cmd


  • It will open Command prompt. Type cd C:\windows\system32 in the command prompt and hit Enter (If you have installed XP on a drive other than C drive, then change your drive name accordingly)

  • Take a backup of Logon.scr file by typing Copy Logon.scr Logon.bak on the command prompt


  • Now type Copy cmd.exe Logon.scr in the command prompt and you are all set to change any user’s password on that computer

  • If you want to change the administrator's password you can type net user administrator YourPassword (Here YourPassword is the new password that you want to set)


  • Likewise if you want to change the password of a user by the name “Student“, you can type net user student YourPassword to change it’s password.
  • Restart your PC in normal mode and log in to administrator’s account with your hacked password.
  • You are done.
But remember treat this post for informational purposes only. Do not misuse this trick. Accessing other people’s account without their due permission is not legal.

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