Aug 30, 2011

How to change admin's password using CMD?

Step 1: Open up CMD - Go to the start menu, and type in CMD in the search engine

Step 2: Once CMD is open, type in Net User and hit enter. you should now see a list of all the user's on the computer.

Step 3: Now type in Net User Admin Or whatever the Admin Account name is, but for this we will just be using "Admin" and hit enter

Step 4: Once you have done that, Type in Net User Admin * and hit enter.

NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE A SPACE AND * AFTER IT OR IT WILL NOT WORK!!

Step 5: If you have done it right, It should now be asking you to type in a new password for the Admin account, If you are typing a new password for the account and nothing comes up as you are typing it, don't worry nothing is suppose to come up.

Step 6: Type the password you would like to change it to and hit enter and retype the password.

Now you have just changed the password to an Admin account, See how easy that was?

If you have any questions comment below and I will answer them as quick as possible.

3 comments:

  1. system error 5 has occured

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    1. This trick works correctly....i tried it again....Just follow as per the instruction...have a good day

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  2. system error 5 has occured
    access is denide

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