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<p>Well, heres some hacking/cracking tips on if you ever forget your user password or something like that =)</p><p> </p><p><font size="3"><b>1.- <font size="2">NetUser</font></b></font></p><p>On Windows XP using CMD theres a way to let you change the password</p><p>First off you must be logged in already a account then open up CMD command prompt</p><p>Start Menu-Run-cmdh </p><p>Now that your there type </p><p>"net user" without the quotations and you should get a list of users now type </p><p>"net user (Username goes here) * " so for example = net user kidguru * </p><p>After that it will tell you to put a password in then to type it in again to confirm and your done!</p><p> </p><p><font size="3"><span style="font-weight: bold;">2.- CTR-ALT-DELETE<font size="2">- </font></span><font size="2">Now this one dosen't always work depending on your network etc but reboot the machine and as in comes to the login screen hit ctrl-alt-delete 3 times after that depending on network setting it will change to a type of windows xp pro theme and have a network login the password by default and username is </font></font></p><p> Username= administrator</p><p>Password= (Put Nothing in the box just hit enter)</p><p>and depending on your network settings and login you will boot into xp</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <font size="3"><span style="font-weight: bold;">3.- Playing it Safe</span></font></p><p>For this one it's simple turn on the computer and when booting at the options screen were it says you can hit f1 or f2 etc basically the welcome screen at that point hit F8 reaptivley now NOTE: some computers have the option for the welcome screen and safe mode to still require passwords but hey its worth a try anyways hit F8 repeativly and then you should get options</p><p>Choose to boot into Safe Mode with networking (Which gives you internet) While safe mode is just the os in a safe state disabling things sometimes like the command prompt etc. Now after if it isn't already highlighted select your os name and then press yes to continue in safe mode.</p><p> </p><p> So theres3 tips for xp just in case you ever get locked out fo your computer or just feel snoopy now I take no responsiblity in your actions with this hope these top 3 tips help you out and for the most part educate you on how to keep XP safer anyways thanks for reading</p><p> </p><p>Kidguru </p><p> </p><p><br></p>
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