Simple 5 Steps to modify your forgotten Ubuntu system password

Let's just assume that you're pretending to be Ubuntu. Just enter a string of character passwords and then forget to start, or a long time did not boot the user password to forget or other reasons. The first thing you can think of is to take dozens of minutes to reload the system. But it takes time and it loses a lot of the original data. But is it convenient to have a way to change your forgotten password in a simple 5 step when your computer starts?

1. Turn on the computer, and press ESC immediately when the presses ESC to enter GRUB message appears.

2. Then there are three options, and you select "Recovery mode" to press ENTER (as shown in Figure 1).

Figure 1 Choosing "Recovery Mode" when entering settings

3. Your computer will start into the shell, when the command prompt to enter the "passwd username" Here is the username is your username, if you have forgotten the user name, there is no way, you can first enter "Ls/home" to view the user name, Enter the above command again.

4. You can enter your new password directly when a prompt occurs, and then confirm it again.

5. Then type "Shutdown-r now" to reboot your computer and enter with your new password.

By contrast, this simple approach is much more convenient for reloading systems.