I've forgotten the windows xp password to get on2 my computer??

[Inkie]

My computer is running windows xp pro and I put a password on it...the thing is i have forgotten it and so it wont let me in to pc to do anything...what can i do??

[Tefler]

Have a look at this http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.as p?ID=305

[qapmoc]

Hi Tefler, I never had this problem but that link is a real useful bit of info to keep for future use, thanks

[Zero]

Could you not just run an install over the top of the existing one, as apposed to clean or fresh install, not have the same effect, or would the old install ask for admin password during setup. I know you can install over an existing installation.

[linky1124]

Long time ago , I was confronted with the password problem. Finally , my friend Jane introduce the Windows password Reset.It helps me access windows. It's great! http://www.resetwindowspassword.com

[lanaya]

You can create a Windows password reset bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive to reset forgotten Windows password http://www.recoverwindowspassword.com/ , i have created a bootable USB flash drive with the tool Windows Password Breaker and reset my administrator password successfully.

[coco520cld]

Your Windows XP password reset can be done with an available account if you have one when losing the password by User accounts. http://www.windowslog...dows-xp-password.html Otherwise, you can use windows login recovery, a password recovery tool to reset windows XP password. It is safe and easy to operate, quickly reset your password without data loss at all.

[jiangzing]

When you forgot windows logon password, you can go into safe mode (F8 when booting up) to retrieve windows password while you did not remember user account password, but if you forgot administrator passwords, there's no way to change it, you have to use a software program to recover administrator password. Yesterday morning, I forgot my Windows admin password. In the end, I successfully remove my Windows password with Windows Password Seeker. It’s worth a try.
http://www.passwordseeker.com