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i have a dell inspirion 1420 laptop with windows vista that i got from a friend. there is a windows password, but no ONE knows what the password is. also the guest ACCOUNT is not active. whats the easiest way to bypass the password without re-loading windows? Since you just got the computer, it might be a good idea to reformat the computer. It will make it run much faster. NO  Do not reformat a laptop until you have all the things at hand that you need.
And yes, there is a way to remove the password. It can be done by booting up the laptop with a CD that lets you read the files system of the Hard Drive. A Linux 'Live' CD can be used for this. You dig into the files system and find the file that contains the password and just delete it. I have only done this once,  so I will let somebody else tell you how to do it safely. You might want to remove the Hard drive and do it with another computer, a desktop.  [link Removed - Carbon]

Try the software, it's freeware now and it says 100% recovery RATE. I might be wrong here but I thought we weren't supposed to help bypass passwords here on this forum 
Quote from: mroilfield on November 03, 2008, 11:43:47 PM

I might be wrong here but I thought we weren't supposed to help bypass passwords here on this forum 


You are not wrong, the 2 previous POSTERS to you ought to know better, and this thread has been reported.

Thank you Dias.

You two are absolutely right. We are not supposed to help people bypass Windows Password because, for one, we cannot tell if the problem is as ben08817 says it is and two, this information will be posted on a public forum where anyone, including those troublemakers, can find.

Mcxeb52, I'm going to remove your link.We will help to reset passwords, or remove them (actually, I refuse to... but, thats besides the point) but we will not supply programs or methods of finding out what the current/previous password was/is (revealing the password), since that is a huge gigantic security risk that no one here wants to support, unless you are a Unix programmer from 1950. Quote from: Zylstra on November 05, 2008, 05:40:08 PM
unless you are a Unix programmer from 1950.

If you are a Unix programmer from 1950, you are also therefore a time traveller, and no task is beyond your abilities.

Quote from: Dias de verano on November 06, 2008, 12:14:56 AM
Quote from: Zylstra on November 05, 2008, 05:40:08 PM
unless you are a Unix programmer from 1950.

If you are a Unix programmer from 1950, you are also therefore a time traveller, and no task is beyond your abilities.


Okay... so, I took away a few years... 1969...
Unix programmers had this weird thing about passwords and usernames... actually, windows has a secret backdoor password.

just type, "1AM1D10T"


and your in! Quote from: Zylstra on November 07, 2008, 08:40:08 PM
Quote from: Dias de verano on November 06, 2008, 12:14:56 AM
Quote from: Zylstra on November 05, 2008, 05:40:08 PM
unless you are a Unix programmer from 1950.

If you are a Unix programmer from 1950, you are also therefore a time traveller, and no task is beyond your abilities.


Okay... so, I took away a few years... 1969...
Unix programmers had this weird thing about passwords and usernames...

Seems like a lot of years to me, considering I wasn't born in 1950 and I was 17 years old in 1969...


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