Windows 7 password forgot? Solution

Because you can't use the administrator account to enter Win7, the auxiliary tools are relatively large, and you can't return the pe key to delete the password in the xp era, but you can use the Win7 system account to run the cmd command to force the account password to be modified! Take xp+Win7 as an example (you can also enter pe without installing dual system):

First, because cmd is in the system directory, file changes must first obtain file ownership. Open "D:\\Windows\\system32" (assuming Win7 is installed on the D drive), right click on "arrator.exe" and select "Permissions" - Advanced - Owner, set the current xp administrator account as the owner (if If there is no current account in the list, click "Other Account" and enter the current account name manually). Click "OK" to return to the permission setting window, click "Add", add the current administrator account to the list, and set the account read permission for the file to "Full Control".

Second, operate the same as above, set the current account to "cmd.exe" permissions for full control, then rename "narrator.exe" to "narrator1.exe" and "cmd.exe" to " Narrator.exe".

Three, (If you log in as the administrator account, you don't need this step) Restart the login to Win7, click the "Easy Access" button in the lower right corner of the login interface, and select "Start Narrator" in the window that opens. "At this time, the cmd window is started (it is opened by system, naturally there is administrator authority~), enter the following command in cmd to open the administrator account, restart to use administrator:

Net user administrator /active:yes (interpretation: forcibly open the administrator account)

net user administrator 123456/add (interpretation: forcibly change the user administrator password to 123456)

(but when I am full I thought it was possible to forget that I used this account to set the password for experiment. I didn't expect the original password file of the administrator to be damaged. The password is useless. It turns out that it is correct. It seems that the password has been set to the administrator account. There is no way to change it. There is no way to remedy the article. It seems that I can fix it myself.)

Four, since the administrator account cannot be used , then create a 呗, to have the same permissions as it does not work; restart login Win7, click the "Easy Access" button in the lower right corner of the login interface, select "Start Narrator" in the open window, start cmd Window, enter:

net user admin 123 /add Enter;

net localgroup administrators admin /add Enter;

V. Restart, enter the admin account. ;