Whether you have some sensitive information on your PC or you share a PC with your family, it's never too careful to have your own Windows user account and use your own password. However, sometimes people just forgot what the passwords for their Windows 8, 7, Vista or XP. Then what to do to recover lost password for your Windows? Here are some tips.
Each version of Windows since Windows XP has a default Windows administrator account which allows you to login in Windows with a blank password. However, unlike other Windows systems, the Windows 8, being the most secure system, need to boot into safe mode to activate the administrator account. Follow the instruction below to regain access to your locked Windows.
Widows allow its users to create a password reset disk which enables them to reset your password easily. The problem is, you need to create a reset disk before the password is lost. We have wrote an article about how to create a Windows reset disk for Windows 8, 7, Vista and XP, click for detailed information.
This is an option you wouldn't really want to try, but I list it here anyway because it's a surefire fix for a Windows lost password problem. A clean install of Windows is a complete erasure of your hard drive, followed by a reinstallation of the Windows operating system. It is a much more complicated process than the other two tips above, is there any other easier way to recover your lost Windows password? Certainly there is, please read the following tip 4.
There are many software could do this job, but I recommend the Windows Password Key, for it is quick and super easy to use, also for its great compatibility to Window 8, 7, Vista and XP, definitely the most quick and secure solution for recovering your lost Windows password.
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After all this has been done, restart your PC and enter it with your new password.
Well, now you have successfully recovered your Windows password. Before you close the program, it would be better to create another password reset disk in case the same incident happens again.
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