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<p>New page: == Trinity Rescue Kit Method == # Download Trinity Rescue Kit, and burn it to a CD/DVD. http://trinityhome.org/Home/index.php?pid=1&amp;wpid=5&amp;p_node=1&amp;edit_pid=5&amp;front_id=12 . # Boot from th...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Trinity Rescue Kit Method ==<br /> <br /> # Download Trinity Rescue Kit, and burn it to a CD/DVD. http://trinityhome.org/Home/index.php?pid=1&amp;wpid=5&amp;p_node=1&amp;edit_pid=5&amp;front_id=12 .<br /> # Boot from the Disc<br /> # Boot TRK normally. You will then reach a command line.<br /> # Type 'winpass -u Administrator' at the command prompt.<br /> # You will then see Searching and mounting all file system on local machine<br /> # Windows NT/2K/XP installation(s) found in: /sda1/Windows<br /> # Make your choice or ‘q’ to quit [1]:<br /> # Press ENTER<br /> # Type '*' then press ENTER<br /> # Type 'Y' to accept.<br /> # Restart, or if you want, type 'init 0' then power on again, without the disc, and boot into Windows.<br /> # You will now see an 'Administrator' account with an orange flower.<br /> # Click on it, you will log on as the 'Super' Administrator and be unmolested by UAC prompts.<br /> # Click the Start button, then click the (most likely flower) picture at the top.<br /> # Navigate to YOUR account, then press either remove password or change password.<br /> # If you are changing it, just enter the new password twice and finish.<br /> # Log off, and now you can log on to yours with either no password or your new password.<br /> # In your account, type 'cmd' in the search bar, and right click the result on top. DO NOT PRESS ENTER. Press 'Run as Administrator.'<br /> # Type 'net user Administrator /active:no' OR 'net user Administrator /inactive'<br /> # Your password is restored, and the Administrator account is hidden again.</div>

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