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Reload this Page Resetting Windows Passwords with Knoppix
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By halo14 at 2005-05-19 14:41
Inspired by/Information from KNOPPIX HACKS O'REILY book, using captive-ntfs and chntpw utility.

Resetting Lost Windows NT
Passwords with KNOPPIX Linux


Situation:
You have forgotten a local user password on a Microsoft Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 computer. This is especially useful if the forgotten password if for the

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