Use ERD to easily change the system logon Password

How can I change the system logon password without reinstalling the system? You can find many methods by checking through the search engine. These methods are summarized as follows:

1. log on to the system with the built-in Administrator System superuser. By default, the password of the Administrator account is empty. Therefore, you can enter the system as the system Super User Administrator in "safe mode with command line, then, use the "Net User" command to forcibly change the User password or create a new User account. You can also enter the Administrator account and enter the system with a blank password when the classic logon interface requires the user name and password. (If the classic logon interface is not displayed in Windows XP, press Ctrl + Alt and press the Del key twice ). After logging on to the system using this method, we can delete or create a user account.

However, this method can only deal with situations where the system did not set a password for the default Administrator account. If a password has been set for the original system, you cannot log on to the system using this method, let alone "Net user.

2. Delete the SAM file under System32Config. This method is only valid in Windows 2000. If it is used to deal with Windows XP and Windows 2003, a "security account initialization failed" prompt will appear when the system is started, making the entire system unavailable.

3. Change logon.scrunder system32in the system file folder to another name, change cmd.exe to logon. scr, and restart the system. After 10 minutes, the system will automatically run the changed cmd.exe file as a screen saver to enter the DOS interface. Then, we can use the net user command to add users to the system or change the password. However, in Windows XP SP1 (SP2) and Windows 2003, after you use this method, you no longer have Administrator privileges for the system superuser, just like in the previous versions. When a user is added with a Net user, the system prompts "A system error occurs. Access is denied.

4. Use software such as WindowsKey and DreamPackPL to change the system logon password. However, these software cannot find a valid registration code, the interface is not friendly, and the operation steps are too complex. For general users, a string of English strings is often overwhelmed.

Is there a better way to easily change the system logon password? The answer is yes. ERD Commander 2003 is a foolproof software that allows you to easily change the password of a system administrator. It is also effective for Windows 2000/XP/2003 systems.

The following describes the usage of this software.

1. Download ERD Commander 2003 (for _ blank> www.fxxz.com/SoftDown.asp? ID = 3161 & action = 1 ). After the download is complete, change the extension of the “WinPE+ERD2003.rar file to ". Iso" and then burn the ISO image to CD with a burner.

2. Start the computer with this CD and enter the ERD Commander 2003 startup interface. During the startup process, ERD 2003 may allow users to make some choices for system hardware configuration. Because our goal is to use it to change the password, you can select "yes.

3. next, ERD 2003 will search for all installed systems in your hard disk. After searching, you will be asked to select the directory of the system to which you want to change the logon password, click [OK] To Go To The ERD 2003 desktop.

4. The ERD 2003 interface is similar to Windows XP. Click the [start] button on the taskbar and select the "Administrative Tools> Password Change" command. The "ERD Commander 2003 Locksmith Wizard" Welcome Page is displayed. Click "Next". The "Change System logon password" dialog box is displayed. In the dialog box, select a user name and enter the password you want to set in the password box below. Then, click [Next]. The system prompts "the password has been modified successfully. Please restart your computer to test the new password ". Click [Finish] and follow the prompts to restart the system. Then, you can use your password to log on to the corresponding account.

Is it too easy to use this method to modify the forgotten system logon password? As long as you have ERD Commander 2003, you have a master key to log on to Windows.