MPGH I need help again...

The Administrator trick works for all Windows Operating Systems.
Do some research before you criticize.

He could just login as ADMINISTRATOR with no password, run cmd and edit user settings from there. It's much simpler and requires no downloads.


To SidTwist: If you don't feel like reading what I posted, do any of these:
1: Right click on my computer and select "Manage". On the left side select "local users and groups" and then "Users". Your login name will appear in the right hand side. Right click on it and select "Set Password". Fill in the fields or leave them empty. Apply it and your done.
2: Go to "control panel" and Select "User Accounts". In the window select "change an account" and then select which user. From there you select "Remove password" And, if it works, you're done. I have encountered it before that it asks for the password before it will remove it.
3: Go to "Start", "Run". Type in "cmd" to bring up the command window. In the window type:
"net user *USERNAME* 1234"
"net user" Always in the beginning. After the word "user" is a space and the user name. (NB) This does not work with user names which is more than 1 word. Example 'user 1' would not work where 'User1' would work. After the user name has been typed in there is another space and then a new password where I typed 1234.
So... "net user *USERNAME* 1234"***

***=Easiest and guaranteed.

OphCrack is pretty much your last option then, unless you left yourself with Password Hints.