Hacking is a Creativity

In password-protected Windows XP Home or Professional Edition system, each user connects to your own user name and password to gain full access to Windows computer. However, Windows user or administrator can still log in to the Windows XP machine without knowing the original password, if they have lost or forgotten the user ID or password, by using various bypass or crack method such as using However, the Windows user or administrator can access the Windows XP machine without knowing the original password, if you have lost or forgotten your user ID or password, by using various bypass or crack method such as using DreamPackPL to bypass the need to logon using valid account or password, crack or brute force retrieve the Windows passwords for various user or administrator account with to bypass the need for valid access code or password account, crack or recover passwords brute force Windows for multiple users or administrator account Ophcrack2, and using third party services such as, and the use of third party services, such as Login Recovery Log Recovery to retrieval and recovery of Windows user name and password. recovery and recovery of Windows user name and password. However, there is one simpler method to hack into a Windows XP system, if the computer owner installed Windows XP, and forgot or not set the Administrator account password. However, there is an easier way to cut on a Windows XP, if the computer owner installed Windows XP, and forgot or not set the password on the Administrator account.

By default installation, Windows XP has a built-in Administrator account Which equivalent to root or superuser privilege account in Linux or Unix that contains no password. By default installation, Windows XP includes an Administrator account is equivalent to root or superuser privilege account in Linux or Unix that contains no password. In other word, hacker or any people can simply key in Administrator as user name at the Windows Logon Welcome Screen prompt with blank password (no password) and get full administrative access as superuser to the Windows PC. In other words, hacker or any people can simply key in Administrator as user name in Windows Logon Welcome Screen fast blank (no password) and a full administrative access as superuser to the Windows PC. Worse, most computer owners do not even know such an Administrator account is actually exist, do not even mentioned they will create or set a password for Administrator user account. Worse, most homeowners do not even know such an Administrator account is actually existed, not even mentioned that create or establish a password for the Administrator user account.



Windows XP Welcome Screen

So this security flaw vulnerability provides an easy way to hack into any Windows XP computer that the user forgets or simply does not set a password for the Administrator user ID. Therefore, this security vulnerability failure provides an easy way to hack into any Windows XP computer that the user forgets or simply does not set a password for the Administrator user ID. The problem is that in normal Windows XP Welcome Screen where you choose Which user name you want to log onto, the Administrator user name is not displayed and is not shown. The problem is that in normal Windows XP Welcome Screen, where you choose which user name you want to connect to, the username is not displayed and not displayed. If you can not choose or select the Administrator from the login screen, then how are you going to log-in with the Administrator account? If you can not choose or select the Administrator login screen, then how will access the system with the administrator account? The following video clip provides a simple hack and trick. The following video clip provides a simple trick and gimmick.

Basically, at Windows XP Welcome Screen, simply press Ctrl-Alt-Del keys sequence together twice, and you will be shown to Log On to Windows menu Which you can specify User Name and Password. Basically, in Windows XP WELCOM screen, simply press Ctrl-Alt-Del keys sequence together twice, and will see a sign in the Windows menu you can specify User Name and Password. In the User Name text box, key in "Administrator" (without quote) and leave the Password field blank. In the Username text box, key in "Administrator" (without the quotes) and leave the password field blank. Then press Enter or click on OK. Then press Enter or click OK. If there is not the Administrator account password protects, or blank password is set, then you will be able to access the Windows with full administrative privileges as Administrator. If no password protect the administrator account or a blank password is set, then you will be able to access Windows with full administrative privileges as Administrator.