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How To Change Windows password wihout knowing current password

Hello guys, you know that User and Administrator password in widows are protecting your computer from any unauthorized access. So that chooses a strong password and safe your computer or system files from unauthorized access. But  if you forget your windows login password, or  want to change your password without knowing current or old password ,then don’t worry , In this we are telling about  to  change windows login password with a some simple method, which you can do easily perform.  

Method -1 

Step-1  Select “My computer” and press Right click on it and chose a “Manage” options. or Press Windows+R Key and type compmgmt.msc in Run Box and hit enter.

Step-2 "Computer Management windows" will open, and Select System Tools from Right window pane and after that Go to "Local Users and Groups" and double click on it.

Step-3 Now Click on "Users" and you will see all the login accounts of  your computer. And after that select your account.

Step-4 After selecting your login Account press Right Click on it. And then choose "Set Password" option.After that one pop-up box will open and click on "Proceed".

Step-5 Enter the New Password and conform them, then click on "OK" Button.

Step-6 Now your login Password has been successfully changed .you can restart your system and check with your new password. 

Method -2

Change password with "Command Prompt"

Step-1 Firstly go to windows start menu and type "cmd" in search box . Then select cmd and Run as Administrator.

Step-2  After that  type below command in cmd  

  net user %username% EthicalHackingTricks
         you can change "EthicalHackingTricks"  to with your choice password and after that hit enter.

Now your password have been successfully changed . and enjoy !!

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