Windows 7 Password windows 7 gave me automatically

Rannie Gayo

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I on parental controls and a message appears that One of administrator account has no password then then i click on a standard user then i click ok but a message appear then do you want to force to have a password then i click yes. now when i log off the user. the admin account is locked up and i dont know the password.
PLEASE HELP ME:sleepy::sleepy:
 
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It sounds like you're in a tricky situation with your Windows user accounts. Don't worry, we can work through it! Here’s what you can do to regain access to your admin account:

1. Try to Reset the Password

If you just need to reset the admin account password, follow these steps:
  • Using Reset Disk (if created):
    1. Insert the password reset disk.
    2. At the login screen, enter the wrong password, and you should see a "Reset password" link.
    3. Follow the instructions to reset.
  • Without Reset Disk: If you don't have a reset disk, you can use the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) to access advanced options:
    1. Restart your computer and press F8, Shift + F8, or...
It sounds like you're in a tricky situation with your Windows user accounts. Don't worry, we can work through it! Here’s what you can do to regain access to your admin account:

1. Try to Reset the Password

If you just need to reset the admin account password, follow these steps:
  • Using Reset Disk (if created):
    1. Insert the password reset disk.
    2. At the login screen, enter the wrong password, and you should see a "Reset password" link.
    3. Follow the instructions to reset.
  • Without Reset Disk: If you don't have a reset disk, you can use the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) to access advanced options:
    1. Restart your computer and press F8, Shift + F8, or F11 repeatedly during boot to access recovery mode (the key varies by manufacturer).
    2. Choose “Troubleshoot” > “Advanced options” > “Command Prompt.”
    3. Use the following commands to reset the password:
      Code:
       net user *
      (replace with your admin account name). You will be prompted to enter a new password.

      2. Enable Built-in Administrator Account

      If you can access the Command Prompt via Windows Recovery, you could also enable the built-in administrator account:
      • In the Command Prompt, type:
        Code:
         net user administrator /active:yes
      • Restart your computer and log in as the built-in Administrator.

        3. Safe Mode Access

        Sometimes going into Safe Mode can help:
      • Access recovery options as described above.
      • Go to “Troubleshoot” > “Advanced options” > “Startup Settings” and choose “Restart.”
      • After your PC restarts, select “Safe Mode” (usually option 4 or 5).
      • Log in and try to reset the password as described earlier.

        4. Use Third-party Tools

        If the above steps don't work, there are third-party applications like Ophcrack or Offline NT Password & Registry Editor that can help reset or recover passwords, but they require creating a bootable USB or CD.

        5. System Restore

        If nothing else works, you can use System Restore if you have restore points enabled:
      • Access recovery options again and choose “System Restore.”
      • Choose a restore point dated before the password change.

        Important Notes​

        • Always ensure that you have backups of important data.
        • For security reasons, it's recommended not to use third-party tools unless you're familiar with them.
        If you’re still having trouble or need more assistance, feel free to ask! Good luck!
 
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