WIN7 password reset disk creation and use tutorial

  
                  

Our computer users often encounter problems with the system login password being forgotten. In Windows 7, you can make a password reset disk when you have not forgotten your password, in case you need it. If you forgot your password, find out “password reset disk” you can reset your password. The following PC6 Xiaobian uses Windows 7 as an example to see the specific steps.

First, how to create a password reset disk

Preparation materials: USB flash drive, mobile hard disk or floppy disk (now floppy disk is not used)

Insert USB flash drive, mobile hard disk or floppy disk.

Start Menu -> Control Panel -> User Account -> Create a password reset disk.

Password Reset Wizard jumped out, press Next.

on which to select the disc as the password reset disk, USB general use (use the following exemplary flexible disk), the next press. <Bottom figure>

Enter the password of the current user and press Next. <Bottom figure>

When it is finished, press Next.

Press Done.

keep your password reset disk

In fact, just write a password file called userkey.psw to USB flash drives, sized to 2K. You can copy the userkey.psw file from the disk to another location and copy it back to the USB flash drive if needed.

Second, how to use a password reset disk recovery password

Insert your password reset disk.

After entering the wrong password during login, the password will be reset under the password box and click.

Click Next. <Bottom Image>

Select the password reset disk you created earlier. <Bottom figure>

A new password can be set. Enter it again and confirm it again. “Password hints”You can not enter. (& Ldquo; password prompt & rdquo; text is displayed when every time you log in, to help you remember your password.)

Done.

Log in with your new password. Tips: 1) After creating the password reset disk, the reset disk is valid no matter how many times you change the password. 2) As long as there is a password reset disk, anyone can reset your password, so this disk should be kept safe.

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