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Forgot your administrator password? Forgot Administrator password? If you're using Windows NT 4.0 or some version of Windows 2000, you can reset the administrator user account password by using a simple trick and hack that Involves default screen saver, beside using third-party password recovery system or apps such as If using Windows NT 4.0 or some version of Windows 2000, you can reset the administrator password for the user account by using a simple trick that involves cutting and default screen saver, beside using third system or password recovery applications such as Login Recovery login recovery. With logon.scr password reset crack method, users can reset the admin user account password, without knowing or remembering existing password. With logon.scr password reset crack method, users can reset the admin user account password without knowing or remembering existing password. But the trick will not reveal and get back the existing password, nor it will work on newer Windows operating system such as Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, or Windows Vista that has tighter security and privileges limitation. But the trick does not reveal and retrieve the current password, nor will work on new Windows operating system like Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server, or Windows Vista that have strengthened the security and restriction of privileges.

To change reset the local administrator's password on Windows NT and Windows 2000 (only on some versions, so you have to try your luck), or domain admin password on a Domain Controller (DC) running on Windows NT or Windows 2000, follow these steps : To change reset the local administrator password on Windows NT and Windows 2000 (only in some versions, so you have to try your luck), or the domain administrator password on a domain controller (DC) runs on Windows NT or Windows 2000, follow these steps:

1. Logon or login to the Windows computer with any user account. Windows Logon or login to your computer with any user account.
2. Navigate to% systemroot% \ System32 in Windows Explorer. Navigate to% systemroot% \ System32 in Windows Explorer. % systemroot% is your Windows installation folder, and normally located in \ WINNT or \ Windows (ie \ WINNT \ System32). % Systemroot% is your Windows installation folder, normally located in \ WINNT or \ Windows (ie \ WINNT \ System32).
3. Save a copy of LOGON.SCR file, or simply rename the file to something else logon.scr. Save a copy of LOGON.SCR file or simply rename the file to something else logon.scr. Just make sure that you remember where and what name is the backup copy. Just make sure you remember where and what name is the backup.
4. Delete the original LOGON.SCR from the% systemroot% \ System32 sub-folder after you have backed it up. Delete the original LOGON.SCR% systemroot% \ System32 sub-folder after having backed it up. The file should no longer exist if you rename it. The file should no longer exist if you rename.

Note: If you having problem to delete or rename LOGON.SCR, it may be due to permission settings. Note: If you have problem to delete or rename LOGON.SCR may be due to permissions settings. Try to take ownership of the LOGON.SCR (by right clicking on LOGON.SCR, then select Properties and go to the Security tab, then click on the Ownership. Click "Take Ownership" and then click Yes to the prompt message.) and give the Everyone group Full Control permissions (by right clicking on LOGON.SCR then select Properties, then go to Security tabs. Click on Add and browse to and add the Everyone group. Give Everyone Full Control and then click on OK.) You May need to install an alternate second copy of Windows on the machine to do so as detailed at the end of this article. Try taking ownership of the LOGON.SCR (by right clicking on LOGON.SCR, then select Properties and go to the Security tab, then click the title. Click on "taking charge" and then click Yes to the prompt message.) and give the Everyone group Full Control permissions (by right clicking on LOGON.SCR then select Properties, then go to the Security tab. Click Add and browse and add the Everyone group. Give all Full Control and then click OK.) may have to install a second copy of Windows for the machine to do so, as detailed at the end of this article.
5. Copy and paste the CMD.EXE located in% systemroot% \ System32 to create additional copy of CMD.EXE in the same directory, then rename the new copied file as LOGON.SCR. Copy and paste the cmd.exe located in% systemroot% \ System32 to create additional copy of cmd.exe in the same directory, then rename the new file copied as LOGON.SCR. This will let the Windows NT or Windows 2000 to use CMD.EXE command prompt as the screen saver program that will be activated after computer idle for specific minutes. This will allow the Windows NT or Windows 2000 to use cmd.exe command program as the screen saver will be activated after specific computer idle for minutes.
6. Ensure that you activate the screen saver of the Windows. Make sure you activate the screen saver for Windows.
7. Wait for the computer screen saver wait time activation idle timeout, so that Windows will load the unprotected DOS command prompt in the context of the local system account as if it's the screen saver. Wait for the computer screen saver activation time of idle time, so Windows loads the DOS command unprotected in the context of local system account as if the screen saver.
8. In the CMD command prompt that is opened, key in the following command to reset and change the administrator's password: In the CMD prompt that opens, enter the following command to restart and change the administrator password:

net user net user administrator administrator newpassword newpassword

And the user account for administrator will have the new password of newpassword (which you should change to your own password). And the user account to the administrator will have the new password newpassword (which should change their own password). With the syntax of net use new_password user_name, it can be used to reset or modify the password of other administrative user account's passwords. With net syntax new_password user_name use, can be used to restore or modify the password of other administrative user account passwords.
9. You can now log on to the administrator account with the new password. You can access the administrator account with the new password. You may want to replace back the original LOGON.SCR that has been backed up or renamed. You may return to replace the original LOGON.SCR that has been endorsed or renamed.
10. You may want to delete the alternate installation of Windows, by deleting the installation folder or format the partition (if you install in different partition), Windows and removing the second entry in BOOT.INI file at the root. You can delete the Windows installation option, by deleting the installation folder or format the partition (if installed on another partition), and the removal of the second inning of Windows on the BOOT.INI in the root. Use attrib-r-s-hc: \ boot.ini to change and allow the boot.ini to be modified and viewed. Use attrib-rs-hc: \ boot.ini to change and allow the boot.ini to be modified and viewed.

Unless you're using Windows NT 4.0 computers that were installed out-of-the-box that set the NT's default permissions for Everyone to Full Control, you most likely will have problem to rename, change or delete the files located in \ Winnt \ System32 or \ Windows \ System32 folders if you log in as the non regular administrative user, as regular user can not manipulate the files' permissions. Unless you are using Windows NT 4.0 computers that were installed out-of-the-box that the entire NT by default for all Full Control permissions, the more likely you will have problem to rename, change or delete files in \ WINNT \ System32 or \ Windows \ System32 folder, if you enter as a non-administrative user in the normal, as normal user can not manipulate the files' permissions.

In this case, install an alternate second copy or Windows NT or Windows 2000 (make sure it's the same version with the existing OS Which forget the password you have installed), and the new install of Windows must be installed in different directory / folder from the existing Windows, which usually located in \ WinNT or \ Windows, or install the new Windows on another partition or drive. In this case, or install a second copy for Windows NT or Windows 2000 (make sure it is the same version with the current OS you have forgotten the password installed), and the new installation of Windows must be installed in different directory / existing Windows folder, usually located in \ winnt or \ Windows, or install the new Windows on another partition or drive. Alternatively, you can take out the hard drive (where you lost the admin password) and place or install it as a slave on another computer with any OS such as Windows XP or Windows 2000 installed. If you prefer, you can take the hard drive (if you lost the administrator password) and the place or install as a slave in another computer with any operating system like Windows XP or Windows 2000 installed. The purpose is to access the% systemroot% \ System32 of the OS that you have lost or forgot the administrator password, and does the modification specified above. The goal is access to% systemroot% \ System32 on the operating system you have lost or forgotten the administrator password, and that the amendment specified above.

After installing the alternate copy of Windows, or install the hard disk as the slave disk to another Windows in a computer, boot up the system with the alternate Windows. After installing the backup copy of Windows, or install the hard disk as slave disk to another Windows on one computer, boot the system with the Windows alternative. If you install the second copy of Windows on the same machine, go to Control Panel -> System -> Startup (NT) or Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Startup and Recovery (W2K) and change the default boot instance back to your original instance of Windows. If you install the second copy of Windows on the same machine, go to Control Panel -> System -> Boot (NT) or Control Panel -> System -> Advanced -> Startup and Recovery (W2K) and change the default Boot instance back to its original instance of Windows. Then follow the step 2 to 4 above. Then follow step 2 to 4 above. After done, reboot and restart the system and bootup to the original instance of Windows (if you take up the hard disk to another machine, now put it back to the original computer), and continue the rest of steps from step 5 onwards. After you restart the system and reboot the system and the start of the original instance of Windows (if you take the hard drive to another machine, now back to the original computer) and continue with the remaining steps from step 5 onwards