The solution is to temporarily remove the Windows user account password to restore access to the system. In fact thanks to the well-designed interface, advanced technologies in side and utterly reliable operation of the tool you won't spend more than 5 minutes on that procedure. You simply create a bootable CD or DVD disk (bootable USB stick is ok too), then boot your system from this disk and choose to remove the password. That's it! How does this work? Windows Password Recovery Bootdisk records a special Linux-like operating system to the bootable disk that performs all the job for you.
For security purposes, you can lock the program itself with a master password. Windows Password Recovery Bootdisk supports Windows NT/2000/2003/XP/Vista/7 and both IDE and SCSI drives with FAT or NTFS file systems. Note that unregistered version only allows to save password hashes, while the full version can remove passwords too.
The process is 100% automatic and 100% safe. All you need to erase a forgotten password is to reboot your system twice - once from the disk and one more time as usual. In addition, Windows Password Recovery Bootdisk can save hashes of the passwords to an external file, so you can use this hash file to recover the original password with third-party cracking tools. Also, if after accessing the system you want to restore the removed password back, the program can also do this.
Windows Password Recovery Bootdisk is software designed for those who need quickly and effortlessly erase one or all Windows passwords from the OS.
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