Showing posts with label Windows tech support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows tech support. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Tips For Accessing Windows If You Lose The Password

If you happen to forget your Windows OS Account password, all kinds of turmoil are set to happen. The easiest and safest way to access Windows is by availing a password reset disk that comes packed with Windows 7 and Windows Vista. While making a password or during the process of resetting one, users have to perform the task of creating a password reset disk.

If a reset disk is nonexistent or you have forgotten to create one, then the option left for users is the daunting task of reinstalling Windows, availing recovery software or even administrator access. For accessing Windows during an event of password loss, the below mentioned Windows tech support guidelines have to be followed.

Steps to follow
  • If creation of a password reset disk has been performed already, by availing the disk, boot Windows. Follow the instructions that appear and accordingly you will be able to access the system and easily perform the resetting of the password. Once you have reset the password and set a new one, by using the new password, you will be able to access Windows.
  • As the system administrator, access the system. You have to have the administrator password in order to login as the administrator and once you have done so, you will be able to alter the user password. According to the Windows version, you may require to access the system in safe mode so that you will be able to avail the administrator menus.
  • In the different computer shops, you will be able to buy a password recovery program. By searching the net, you may avail recovery programs easily. If you are performing the process of downloading the recovery program on another system, copy the recovery program and then use it on the locked computer by using a pen drive or CD. 
  • By availing a Windows disk or CD, perform the process of reinstallation of Windows. Upon successful installation, make sure that the overwriting of the original installation does not take place, as later on, access will be possible if you know the password. You can work on the computer without the need of recovering or resetting the password if you are doing the process of Windows installation for the second time.
By adhering to the above mentioned Windows tech support guidelines, you can easily access Windows even after you have lost the Windows password.

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Procedure To Retrieve A Windows XP User Password

Microsoft Corporation is probably the most well known name in the software world. No words can adequately describe how far they’ve come since the release of the first Windows OS. It is not just numbers we’re talking, but also unparalleled quality. The company is not having a habit of providing shoddy and low quality stuff. With the mixture of excellent quality and unmatched customer base, the redoubtable software-zilla has emerged as a force to be reckoned with over the years. What catapulted them to such degree of greatness is probably the success of their Operating System series, Windows. There have been many Windows editions in the space of two or three decades. Windows XP (eXPerience) is probably one of their most popular operating system editions, and also one which received the longest support period for XP users. Even today, millions of users use Windows XP across the globe.

One of the best features of Microsoft Windows XP is a multi-user password logon system, which allows users to have relative privacy. It is possible for Windows XP users to select a username and password, and then save their work with password protection. The users can perform a repair installation of Windows XP, and also reset their own password when they by chance forget their current one. Here are the Windows tech support instructions to help retrieve a Windows XP User Password.

Windows tech support Instructions
  • Initially, you need to insert the Windows XP installation CD in the computer's disk drive and reboot the computer. You may need to access your system’s BIOS to set the computer to reboot from the CD. The methods for accessing the BIOS depend on the model of computer you are using.
  • You need to press any key when the system displays a message prompting you to press any key for booting from the CD.
  • Press any key when the computer shows a message prompting you to press any key to boot from the CD.
  • You need to press Enter when the To setup Windows XP now message appears, and you should ensure that you do not press the R key.
  • After that, you need to accept the User License Agreement and then select to repair Windows XP. Press R to start the repair.
  • After the repair process is complete, your system reboots. You should not press any key to boot from the CD when prompted.
  • After that, at the Windows login screen, you need to enter a new password for the administrator account as well as for the user account.
That’s all there is to the retrieval of user password for the Windows XP OS.