March 29, 201610 yr I forgot my Windows 7 Password, Dell laptop, I already tried to remember passwords and tried all candidates with all possible combinations of caps lock, num lock etc. But none of them works. I need to login to my computer and get my work document, any suggestion ?
March 29, 201610 yr Easiest would be to use a Windows 7 install DVD, but that will RESET the password (which may or may not be what you want):http://reboot.pro/topic/15751-reset-a-forgotten-windows-7-password-without-using-any-third-party-software-how-to-tutorial/ or a mini Linux distro:http://pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/ if you have a USB stick you can have a go at PassPass (shameless plug):http://reboot.pro/topic/18588-passpass-bypass-the-password/ the difference is that this latter will not modify your existing password, thus allowing you to log in with *any* password and then from the "normally" booted system you can run software to recover the actual password you have forgotten and (hopefully and in due time) recover it. jaclaz P.S.: I am pretty sure the above works also for your HP (for which you also lost the Windows 7 password):http://www.surfaceforums.net/threads/it-is-possible-to-reset-windows-7-password-without-reset-disk.20464/ http://forums.windowscentral.com/ask-question/418328-how-reset-windows-7-password-without-reset-disk.html In any case don't worry, soon a new member will give you a link to a Commercial tool, and you will optionally be able to post again confirming how it solved your issue.
March 30, 201610 yr A reset disk is the best way to do that. There is no need for windows installation dvd. Plus, computers with DVD drive become less and less now. Don't know how to make a reset disk?
March 30, 201610 yr 12 hours ago, grell72 said: Plus, computers with DVD drive become less and less now Well you can put an ISO on a usb stick, so not having a DVD drive isn't too big of a deal.
March 30, 201610 yr The Linux Distros are extremely small (as in CD, not DVD). Got one sitting here in my "toolbox" tray. Regardless, any bootable-to-USB will work, Not sure, but I belive I have the associated Boot Floppy (set) for that same software, so any Grub4DOS USB stick should do it.
March 31, 201610 yr Interesting. Just shows that a bot can post a legitimate question on the board, with several valid free solutions which our valuable members are happy to supply, without a a companion bot posting a commercial solution -- yet. Cheers and Regards
March 31, 201610 yr Maybe the reply bot got lazy... Then again maybe it's still on its to-do list, but with all those new IoT garden-sprinklers to spam, it wasn't able to do it just yet...
March 31, 201610 yr Author On 3/29/2016 at 9:57 PM, grell72 said: A reset disk is the best way to do that. There is no need for windows installation dvd. Plus, computers with DVD drive become less and less now But I have no password reset disk, any other suggestion? I found many password reset tools like iSeePassword, UUkeys and dadasoft and more... most of them works but not free, is it possible to buy them? please make some suggestion, thanks!
March 31, 201610 yr Author 15 hours ago, Tripredacus said: Well you can put an ISO on a usb stick, so not having a DVD drive isn't too big of a deal. hello, how can I put ISO to a usb?
March 31, 201610 yr 2 hours ago, bphlpt said: Interesting. Just shows that a bot can post a legitimate question on the board, with several valid free solutions which our valuable members are happy to supply, without a a companion bot posting a commercial solution -- yet. Cheers and Regards No prob , grell72 has just posted the expected link to a Commercial product. @submix8c The whole point of (again a little plug) of PassPass is that you need ONLY grub4dos and the grub4dos batch script, and not any PE or Linux distro, nor any fancy program, besides - addotionally - providing the possibility of recovering the old password (as opposed to resetting it). jaclaz
March 31, 201610 yr Spam post was removed. 7 hours ago, Haiennlly said: hello, how can I put ISO to a usb? It may depend on which tool you choose to try.
April 2, 201610 yr On Thursday, March 31, 2016 at 3:33 AM, jaclaz said: addotionally - providing the possibility of recovering the old password (as opposed to resetting it Ahhh! I see! Therein lies the advantage then. Maybe the OP may need a link/links to a basic tutorial on booting USB using G4D? Or MAYBE read that PassPass link since it's pretty straight-forward and hass simple How-To instructions? Allow me to repeat it -http://reboot.pro/topic/18588-passpass-bypass-the-password/
April 2, 201610 yr 8 hours ago, submix8c said: Ahhh! I see! Therein lies the advantage then. Maybe the OP may need a link/links to a basic tutorial on booting USB using G4D? Or MAYBE read that PassPass link since it's pretty straight-forward and hass simple How-To instructions? Allow me to repeat it -http://reboot.pro/topic/18588-passpass-bypass-the-password/ Yep , JFYI, and just in case, there is also the Steve6375 version which comes with RMPREPUSB/Easy2boot: http://rmprepusb.blogspot.it/2013/06/passpass-for-e2b-now-available.html http://rmprepusb.blogspot.it/2014/09/passpass-for-win-81-x64.html And there is a PEPassPass (should someone need it from a PE and/or an a UEFI only machine) by Boulcat, still JFYI:http://www.msfn.org/board/topic/163190-passpass-bypass-the-password/http://reboot.pro/topic/20045-pepasspass/ though of course it loses some of the simplicity of the original grub4dos script. jaclaz
May 7, 201610 yr There are many other free password recovery softwares and methods: https://www.lifewire.com/free-windows-password-recovery-tools-2626179 https://www.top-password.com/blog/reset-windows-10-password-with-sticky-keys/ Most of the tools are boot discs based on Linux or WinPE. To burn the ISO to USB, you can use Rufus, ISO2Disc, YUMI, Universal USB Installer, WiNToBootic, UltraISO, etc. Edited June 28, 20179 yr by Godonma fix the links
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