how do i bypass a a set user password on windows xp?

Question

I Know you gotta either go thru the bios menu or u gotta press F12 but i get stuck cuz i only saw how to do it once.

Answer 1

your best bet is with a password changing utility- often found at hacking sites, but one that works great was CIA Commander- it lets you change the account passwords to whatever you wanted... there are others from like Winternals and others too.

Answer 2

Aight this is the easiest question on this site:

Turn on your computer and some how get to start up options - u do this by like clicking F12 or F10 depends on what it tells you when the manufacturer logo appears.

Select start up in "Safe Mode"

When the computer loads up in safe mode, you will see that there is a new user account called "Administrator". This will have no password but has limited features designed to fix problems.

Under safe mode administrator, go to Start >>> Control Panel>>> user accounts>>> and go to your account and REMOVE PASSWORD.

Then all you do is restart normally, log on to your account w/no password, and make a new one!!!

yee yee mad easyy

Answer 3

Just boot up XP, when the log in screen comes up, you will see the user you want to bypass, and the box to type in the password.

Just press control alt delete once, another box will come up:

type in your admin name or other user name and your good to go.

P.S. Nice finger, hope your IQ is higher, ha ha ha

Answer 4

f12 wont help restart and hold f8 untill your promted on how you want to start windows, select safe mode, when the user screen appears ther will be an admin button click that, when windows loads go to control pannel select user setings and erase the pasword for that user. fast and easy this will work

Answer 5

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