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How to reset a Windows password with Ubuntu

If you ever have forgotten your password for the only administrative account on Windows or know someone who has, you know the experience can be infuriating. All is not lost, though, if you have a live CD handy. This page is an adaption of Reset a Windows password with Knoppix for Ubuntu. It has also… Continue reading How to reset a Windows password with Ubuntu

Published July 30, 2008
Categorized as Ubuntu, Windows Tagged password, Ubuntu, windows xp

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