> Hack into any forgotten Administrator Password:
> We all know how useful it is to use create multiple user accounts
> on a PC. Mostly, people create one administrator account with
> several limited user accounts.
> Well, sometimes people forget this password. Unfortunately,
> Microsoft doesn't provide any useful solution when this happens.
> Your computer will be completely locked down, and you won't be able
> to access your administrator account. Actually it's impossible to
> do it with the usual handy tools over the internet.
>
> Experts, however, can manage to reset the password by doing some
> extra effort. An operation related to Windows Hashes and many other
> things. But what about normal users? i mean, normally skilled
> users? A typical PC user is not able to do that.......
> Well here comes my part:
>
> You Can easily download a program from the internet (i can get you
> the full version of it). It comes with an ISO file (A file that can
> easily be burned by NERO or any other burning program). You just
> have to download the program from the internet, Burn the ISO file
> to a disc, Boot from the disc, and have the full functions of
> resetting any User Password on your Local or remote Computer
> (Administrator or Limited).
>
> You can't just come to me and say it's not working! I tested it
> myself tens of times........
> Note: The program works well for me on any "Windows XP" version.
> Note: The disc you created will work on ANY computer running a
> Windows version.
>
> You Can Download a full version of the program:
> http://www.4sh4r3d.c0m/f1l3/ZSI7A9Ib/ABSO9d6b/4dm1n-_R3s3t_n1k0l4bbgm41lc0m.html
>
> The Programs is Password-Protected, i will send this password to
> your email after you contact me on my private mail:
> n1k0l4bb@gm41l.c0m ,and tell me: Why do you need the program? Whose
> PC are you going to fix? Why you think you have the right to do
> that?
>
> I'm doing my best not to allow misuses of this program. According to
> your email, i'll reply you with the password to unpack and install
> the program on your PC.
>
> I'm ready to help anyone with a full Step-by-Step tutorial about
> using this program, just contact me on my email.
> NEO.

"Shenan Stanley" <newshel***@gmail.com> wrote in
news:O0K1KATAIHA.4956@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:

> Why would anyone send you anything?
> A google search will turn up 100% free (money and hassle-wise) options
> of repairing the very problem you are offering to repair.
>
> First - if a user needs to know what version of Windows XP they have
> to try the easiest fix.  If they have Windows XP Home Edition or some
> other version of Windows XP (all supersets of Windows XP
> Professional.)
>
> If Windows XP HOME:
> Boot into safe mode and logon as the user named "Administrator" --> it
> likely has no password.  Change your password and any others needed
> once you get logged into safe mode as the actual (and hidden in normal
> mode) administrator in Windows XP Home.  Reboot and log back in as
> your user with the new password.
>
> If Windows XP Professional:
> At the "Welcome Screen", press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice in a row (quickly.)
> That will bring up the Classic Logon Prompt.  Enter "administrator" as
> the username (no quotation marks) and try entering nothing (leave it
> blank) for the password and log on.  If it lets you in, cChange your
> password and any others needed.
>
> Doesn't work?
>
> Look through these:
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+X
> P+Home%22
>
> Look through those who had this issue before you:
> http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+X
> P+Home%22&num=100&scoring=r
>
> What Microsoft recommends:
> How to log on to Windows XP if you forget your
> password or if your password expires
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305
>
> Here's a list of possible things to try:
> http://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
>
> Including a downloadable diskette or CD:
> http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
> ... with instructions clearly on the page for use.
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
>      MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

| Reply to newsgroup please. |
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> I second Shenan Stanley.
> This 'NEO' person, their methods, and the hidden ISO file spell danger,
> it doesn't feel right.
>
> "Shenan Stanley" <newshel***@gmail.com> wrote innews:O0K1KATAIHA.4***@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl:
>
>
>
> > Why would anyone send you anything?
> > A google search will turn up 100% free (money and hassle-wise) options
> > of repairing the very problem you are offering to repair.
>
> > First - if a user needs to know what version of Windows XP they have
> > to try the easiest fix.  If they have Windows XP Home Edition or some
> > other version of Windows XP (all supersets of Windows XP
> > Professional.)
>
> > If Windows XP HOME:
> > Boot into safe mode and logon as the user named "Administrator" --> it
> > likely has no password.  Change your password and any others needed
> > once you get logged into safe mode as the actual (and hidden in normal
> > mode) administrator in Windows XP Home.  Reboot and log back in as
> > your user with the new password.
>
> > If Windows XP Professional:
> > At the "Welcome Screen", press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice in a row (quickly.)
> > That will bring up the Classic Logon Prompt.  Enter "administrator" as
> > the username (no quotation marks) and try entering nothing (leave it
> > blank) for the password and log on.  If it lets you in, cChange your
> > password and any others needed.
>
> > Doesn't work?
>
> > Look through these:
> >http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+X
> > P+Home%22
>
> > Look through those who had this issue before you:
> >http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+X
> > P+Home%22&num=100&scoring=r
>
> > What Microsoft recommends:
> > How to log on to Windows XP if you forget your
> > password or if your password expires
> >http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305
>
> > Here's a list of possible things to try:
> >http://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
>
> > Including a downloadable diskette or CD:
> >http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
> > ... with instructions clearly on the page for use.
>
> > --
> > Shenan Stanley
> >      MS-MVP
> > --
> > How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> >http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
>
> --
> /----------------------------\
> | Reply to newsgroup please. |
> \----------------------------/

> Then would you care to explain exactly what is in this unknown ISO file
> and why you require someone to send you an email to communicate a
> 'password'?
> If this is so hush hush, I will also doubt the contents of the ISO is
> legitimate, licenced software.
> The way you write, your rather excited responses, also spread doubt.
>
> Smart asses, or smart masses. there is a difference.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "nikol***@gmail.com" <nikol***@gmail.com> wrote in
> news:1191086419.388621.266460@r29g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:
>
>> the ISO file spell danger is frightening you??? wooohhhh!
>> trust me i would think of a better way to send my virus.......
>> I just can't do anything to satisfy smart asses......
>
>
>

> n1k0l4bb wrote:
> > Hack into any forgotten Administrator Password:
> > We all know how useful it is to use create multiple user accounts
> > on a PC. Mostly, people create one administrator account with
> > several limited user accounts.
> > Well, sometimes people forget this password. Unfortunately,
> > Microsoft doesn't provide any useful solution when this happens.
> > Your computer will be completely locked down, and you won't be able
> > to access your administrator account. Actually it's impossible to
> > do it with the usual handy tools over the internet.
> >
> > Experts, however, can manage to reset the password by doing some
> > extra effort. An operation related to Windows Hashes and many other
> > things. But what about normal users? i mean, normally skilled
> > users? A typical PC user is not able to do that.......
> > Well here comes my part:
> >
> > You Can easily download a program from the internet (i can get you
> > the full version of it). It comes with an ISO file (A file that can
> > easily be burned by NERO or any other burning program). You just
> > have to download the program from the internet, Burn the ISO file
> > to a disc, Boot from the disc, and have the full functions of
> > resetting any User Password on your Local or remote Computer
> > (Administrator or Limited).
> >
> > You can't just come to me and say it's not working! I tested it
> > myself tens of times........
> > Note: The program works well for me on any "Windows XP" version.
> > Note: The disc you created will work on ANY computer running a
> > Windows version.
> >
> > You Can Download a full version of the program:
> > http://www.4sh4r3d.c0m/f1l3/ZSI7A9Ib/ABSO9d6b/4dm1n-_R3s3t_n1k0l4bbgm41lc0m.html
> >
> > The Programs is Password-Protected, i will send this password to
> > your email after you contact me on my private mail:
> > n1k0l4bb@gm41l.c0m ,and tell me: Why do you need the program? Whose
> > PC are you going to fix? Why you think you have the right to do
> > that?
> >
> > I'm doing my best not to allow misuses of this program. According to
> > your email, i'll reply you with the password to unpack and install
> > the program on your PC.
> >
> > I'm ready to help anyone with a full Step-by-Step tutorial about
> > using this program, just contact me on my email.
> > NEO.
>
> Why would anyone send you anything?
> A google search will turn up 100% free (money and hassle-wise) options of
> repairing the very problem you are offering to repair.
>
> First - if a user needs to know what version of Windows XP they have to try
> the easiest fix.  If they have Windows XP Home Edition or some other version
> of Windows XP (all supersets of Windows XP Professional.)
>
> If Windows XP HOME:
> Boot into safe mode and logon as the user named "Administrator" --> it
> likely has no password.  Change your password and any others needed
> once you get logged into safe mode as the actual (and hidden in normal
> mode) administrator in Windows XP Home.  Reboot and log back in as
> your user with the new password.
>
> If Windows XP Professional:
> At the "Welcome Screen", press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice in a row (quickly.)
> That will bring up the Classic Logon Prompt.  Enter "administrator" as the
> username (no quotation marks) and try entering nothing (leave it blank)
> for the password and log on.  If it lets you in, cChange your password
> and any others needed.
>
> Doesn't work?
>
> Look through these:
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+XP+Home%22
>
> Look through those who had this issue before you:
> http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+XP+Home%22&num=100&scoring=r
>
> What Microsoft recommends:
> How to log on to Windows XP if you forget your
> password or if your password expires
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305
>
> Here's a list of possible things to try:
> http://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
>
> Including a downloadable diskette or CD:
> http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
> ... with instructions clearly on the page for use.
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
>      MS-MVP
> --
> How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
> http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

> Hack into any forgotten Administrator Password:
> We all know how useful it is to use create multiple user accounts
> on a PC. Mostly, people create one administrator account with
> several limited user accounts.
> Well, sometimes people forget this password. Unfortunately,
> Microsoft doesn't provide any useful solution when this happens.
> Your computer will be completely locked down, and you won't be able
> to access your administrator account. Actually it's impossible to
> do it with the usual handy tools over the internet.
>
> Experts, however, can manage to reset the password by doing some
> extra effort. An operation related to Windows Hashes and many other
> things. But what about normal users? i mean, normally skilled
> users? A typical PC user is not able to do that.......
> Well here comes my part:
>
> You Can easily download a program from the internet (i can get you
> the full version of it). It comes with an ISO file (A file that can
> easily be burned by NERO or any other burning program). You just
> have to download the program from the internet, Burn the ISO file
> to a disc, Boot from the disc, and have the full functions of
> resetting any User Password on your Local or remote Computer
> (Administrator or Limited).
>
> You can't just come to me and say it's not working! I tested it
> myself tens of times........
> Note: The program works well for me on any "Windows XP" version.
> Note: The disc you created will work on ANY computer running a
> Windows version.
>
> You Can Download a full version of the program:
> http://435345345.com/file/25123423916/48509234b6/Admin-_1Reset_nikola66gmailcom.html
>
> The Programs is Password-Protected, i will send this password to
> your email after you contact me on my private mail:
> @.com ,and tell me: Why do you need the program? Whose
> PC are you going to fix? Why you think you have the right to do
> that?
>
> I'm doing my best not to allow misuses of this program. According to
> your email, i'll reply you with the password to unpack and install
> the program on your PC.
>
> I'm ready to help anyone with a full Step-by-Step tutorial about
> using this program, just contact me on my email.
> NEO.

> Why would anyone send you anything?
> A google search will turn up 100% free (money and hassle-wise)
> options of repairing the very problem you are offering to repair.
>
> First - a user needs to know what version of Windows XP they
> have to try the easiest fix.  If they have Windows XP Home Edition
> or some other version of Windows XP (all supersets of Windows XP
> Professional.)
>
> If Windows XP HOME:
> Boot into safe mode and logon as the user named "Administrator" -->
> it likely has no password.  Change your password and any others
> needed once you get logged into safe mode as the actual (and hidden
> in normal mode) administrator in Windows XP Home.  Reboot and log
> back in as your user with the new password.
>
> If Windows XP Professional:
> At the "Welcome Screen", press CTRL+ALT+DEL twice in a row
> (quickly.) That will bring up the Classic Logon Prompt.  Enter
> "administrator" as the username (no quotation marks) and try
> entering nothing (leave it blank) for the password and log on.
> If it lets you in, change your password and any others needed.
>
> Doesn't work?
>
> Look through these:
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+XP+Home%22
>
> Look through those who had this issue before you:
> http://groups.google.com/groups?as_q=forgotten+password+in+%22Windows+XP+Home%22&num=100&scoring=r
>
> What Microsoft recommends:
> How to log on to Windows XP if you forget your
> password or if your password expires
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321305
>
> Here's a list of possible things to try:
> http://www.petri.co.il/forgot_administrator_password.htm
>
> Including a downloadable diskette or CD:
> http://home.eunet.no/~pnordahl/ntpasswd/bootdisk.html
> ... with instructions clearly on the page for use.