Did you forget your Windows XP password or do you just want to see what is on your parents account? This tutorial will teach you how to find out someone's Windows XP password.
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This is awesome. It saved me and my clients PC loggin issues when they are freshly new into the computer realm. I had bought a used laptop on Ebay and had windows XP installed, but for my surprise, it had a login password unknown even to the seller. This solved it all. Thanks for the posting on this !!! AAA
I have Windows XP Pro and the users have been deleted by a virus leaving me unable to get into the computer. I can get to the sign in screen but do not have a password...what do I do?
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