A tutorial on how to "break in" to your Windows machine after you have lost the password. This works in Windows NT, 2000, and XP machines without an encrypted file system. I then show you how to wipe a hard disk to assure no one can gain access to your data once the drive is sold or discarded.
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Reset windows vista password with windows password unlocker:
1. Log onto a second computer linked to Internet.
2. Login http://www.passwordunlocker.com and free download windows password unlocker (you can also login to other related sites for other reset tool, and windows password unlocker is a popular selection). Note that there is a .ISO file included.
3. Burn the .ISO file onto a blank CD.you already have such as Nero, Sonic, Roxio etc. If you need burning software we provide one of the best solutions on the market called BurnCDCC. which is free supported on passwordunlocker.com.
4.Insert the newly created CD into locked computer, and reboot from CD drive, then just follow the process of instruction. A few steps later, admin password would be cleared
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