Reset Forgotten Windows Password

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**Getting Started with WOT (Web of Trust) for Firefox on Windows Installer (Windows XP/2003)**

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**Reset Forgotten Windows Password**

Forgetting your Windows password can be a frustrating experience, but resetting it is easier than you might think. Here’s how you can reset a forgotten Windows password on Windows XP/2003.

**Using a Password Reset Disk**

1. **Insert Password Reset Disk**: If you’ve previously created a password reset disk, insert it into your computer.
2. **Access the Password Reset Wizard**: On the login screen, click on “Reset password” and follow the wizard’s instructions.
3. **Create a New Password**: Enter a new password when prompted and complete the process.

**Using Safe Mode with Command Prompt**

1. **Boot into Safe Mode**: Restart your computer and press F8 repeatedly before Windows starts to open the Advanced Boot Options menu. Select “Safe Mode with Command Prompt.”
2. **Open Command Prompt**: Log in as an administrator. Once the command prompt appears, type `net user [username] [newpassword]` and press Enter. Replace `[username]` with your account name and `[newpassword]` with your new password.
3. **Restart Your Computer**: Type `shutdown -r` and press Enter to restart your computer. Log in with your new password.

**Using Third-Party Software**

1. **Download Password Recovery Tool**: Use another computer to download a trusted password recovery tool such as Ophcrack or PCUnlocker.
2. **Create a Bootable USB/CD**: Follow the tool’s instructions to create a bootable USB or CD.
3. **Boot from USB/CD**: Insert the USB or CD into the locked computer, boot from it, and follow the on-screen instructions to reset your password.

**User Reviews**

– **John H.**: “Using Safe Mode with Command Prompt saved me a lot of trouble. It was quick and easy!”
– **Lucy M.**: “The password recovery tool worked perfectly. I got back into my computer in no time.”
– **Paul R.**: “Having a password reset disk on hand is a lifesaver. I highly recommend creating one if you haven’t already.”

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Have you successfully reset a forgotten Windows password using one of these methods? Share your experiences and tips with us in the comments below.

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