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Home›Assistive Technology›Tips to Reset the Administrator Password in Windows XP

Tips to Reset the Administrator Password in Windows XP

By Matthew Lynch
June 14, 2023
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If you have forgotten your Windows XP administrator password and need to reset it, here are some tips you can follow:

  1. Use the Password Reset Disk:

If you had created a password reset disk earlier, insert the disk and follow the instructions to reset the administrator password.

  1. Use the Safe Mode:

Restart or power on the computer. Press the F8 key continuously until advanced boot options appear. Choose Safe Mode and press Enter. Once inside, go to the Control Panel and select User Accounts. From there, you can reset the password for the administrator account.

  1. Use a Third-Party Tool:

There is various third-party software available that you can use to reset the administrator password. Some popular ones include Offline NT Password & Registry Editor, Windows Password Recovery Tool, and Ophcrack.

  1. Use a Windows XP Installation CD:

Insert the Windows XP installation CD and boot from it. Press R for Recovery Console and log in as the administrator. Type “CD C:\Windows\system32\” and press Enter. Type “copy logon.scr logon.old” and press Enter. Then, type “copy cmd.exe logon.scr” and press Enter. Restart the computer and wait for the logon screen to appear. Click on the Ease of Access button and a command prompt window will open. Type “net user administrator YOUR_NEW_PASSWORD” and press Enter. This will reset the password for the administrator account.

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