Let your Windows Vista login password revive

So how to return to the familiar account environment, and then carry out a variety of operations? Because the Vista operating system has a high security performance, the use of cracked moves for ordinary users is undoubtedly too complex operation. However, as long as the preparation, advance use of Vista features to create a password reset disk. When again encountered because of forgetting the password caused by embarrassing events, it can use it to exercise the "sesame door" function, smooth access to the operating system.

Quick Create password reset disk

Normally go to the Control Panel window and select the user account component. In the window that appears, first insert the flash memory, and then select the Create password reset disk option in the left task pane (Figure 1).

Figure 1 Creating a password reset disk

In the Forgotten Password Wizard dialog box that appears, click Next, expand the "I want to create a password key disk in the drive below" list, choose the flash drive you just inserted, and click the "Next" button.

In the next open page, type the password for the current user account. Of course, if the account does not have a password, just leave the text box blank.

When you press the Next button, a progress bar for creating a password appears. Finally click the "Finish" button, a password reset disk is born.

Easy to reset login password

When you encounter an inability to log on correctly because of a forgotten password, you can enable this prepared "baby". When you enter an incorrect password, a "username or password error" prompt appears (Figure 2, left). At this point return to the login interface, in the password input box will be a "Reset password" option (Figure 2 right).

Figure 2 Resetting the password

Insert the password you just made to reset the flash memory, and then select the Reset Password option. In the Reset Password Wizard dialog box that opens, type the new password and confirm the new password, and then click OK to easily change the original password. In this way, even if a password error occurs, you can use the new password to log into the original account environment, it is convenient and quick.

Quest Password Reset disk

What kind of file makes it so easy to change passwords? To find out, we entered the password reset disk and found that the new one was a small file called USERKEY.PSW. It turns out that this file has the magic of resetting the password.

Can the magic continue to work by copying it to other Flash or Vista-aware Removable storage devices?

After testing, as long as these mobile storage devices save the file, the same can become the login account password reset disk. Therefore, you may wish to properly back up this file so that you cannot log in because you forgot your password.