Crack Windows 7 Password Knoppix Linux

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How To Reset A Forgotten Root Password With Knoppix. Version 1.0 Author: Falko Timme. This guide explains how you can reset a forgotten root password with the help of the Knoppix Linux Live-CD.Afterwards you can log in to your system as root again.

Reset Your Windows Password Using Kali LinuxHello Cybrary members.Here I am again to talk about Passwords for Windows 7 or any version of Windows. Sometimes, we forget our password, or we want to reset the Windows password for a friend, officemate or anyone’s laptop in legal way.

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Today, I’m am going to teach you how to reset a password using our Favorite Penetration Testing Operating System –.Requirements:1.Kali Operating System 2. USB or CD/DVDSteps:Step 1: Download Kali ISO and burn on a CD/DVD – many users are also using bootable USBStep 2: Boot menu - Select Live (Forensic Mode) sounds good!!Step 3: If you’re a first-time user of Kali, don’t panic at initialization mode. It ill open a terminal window.Step 4: Find the SAM (Secure Account Manager), where in almost of the Windows’ OS passwords are saved. The file is usually located in Windows Folder. You can find under /Windows/System32/config/Step 5: On our system, we find at /media/harddrivename/Windows/System32/configStep 6: If we navigate using the image above, we’re going to find and open the SAM. The image below shows the syntax for the SAM database.Step 7: Type the command: chntpw -l SAM.

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The image below shows the list of usernames found in the SAM on my Windows 7 OS.Step 8: Simply run this command: chntpw -u “username” SAM. For example, in this scenario, our username in Administrator, so simply type chntpw -u “Administartor” SAM.Step 9: Voila, we found the main action, now you can press 1 for Clear, and so on.I hope you find this as a pretty cool idea on how to reset the password in any Windows 7 or other Windows OS.Regards from Philippine Security,/fr4nc1stein/sKyL3SaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSaveSave.