Password Unlocker Bundle allows you to burn a bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive to reset Windows password on Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000/2003(R2)/2008(R2). Follow the step-by-step guide for better using Password Unlocker Bundle to reset Windows password.
Download and install Password Unlocker Bundle in any accessible PC with a driver if yours is locked, and then follow the steps listed below to perform Windows password recovery.
Before starting, a bootable CD/DVD and a computer with CD drive (Internal CD drive or external CD drive is available) are required. Overall steps:
1.Insert a CD/DVD in computer and run Password Unlocker Bundle.
2. Click on Remove Windows administrator and user passwords.
3. Click on Windows Password Unlocker
1. Select the target CD/DVD drive and click Burn to start burning a CD/DVD.
2. Click Ok when the burning task has finished.
3. Eject and then remove the burned CD/DVD from computer.
1. Insert the burned CD/DVD in your PC.
2. Boot your PC, and press F2, Delete or F10 to enter BIOS Setup.
Note: The keys pressed to enter BIOS setting are various as they are based on different manufacturers, but pressing F2 or Delete is the most common way.
3. Use the arrow keys to select the Boot tab, and then select Boot Device Priority and press Enter.
4. Make the computer to boot from CD ROM firstly according to the prompts on the right.
5. Press F10 to save settings and your computer will restart automatically.
Windows Password Unlocker will appear under Windows PE when your computer restarts automatically with the changed BIOS settings. And you’ll find all user names of your accounts will be displayed with the passwords showing unknown or empty there.
Unknown means you have a password for the user name, maybe you lost it.
Empty means you do not have a password for the user name, you can login the account without password.
1. Select your target Windows account, and then click Reset button.
2. Click Yes to confirm and continue your operation.
3. Click OK when the password of the selected account is successfully removed.
And now you can log on your computer without password.
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