Locked out of Windows 7 Administrator Account

Forgot Windows 7 password? Get locked out of your only administrator account? Password Recovery Bundle 2013 can help in this situation. All Windows passwords are encrypted for security purposes, so getting into an account where you’ve forgotten the password is nigh-on impossible without outside help. In order to unlock your administrator account, Password Recovery Bundle 2013 cracks your Windows 7 passwords from a bootdisk (ie. USB, CD or anything).

How to Unlock Windows 7 Administrator Account?

This method requires you to create a bootable password unlocker CD on an alternative computer. After creating the CD, you can use it to boot your target computer which is locked out, and the password reset utility inside the CD enables you to unlock Windows 7 administrator account quickly and easily.

1. Download Password Recovery Bundle 2013 on an alternative computer. Launch the program after installing, and then click on Windows Password button. Follow the on-screen instructions to create a bootable password unlocker CD.
2. Once you’ve created the CD, you place the CD into the computer with a locked-out administrator account, and turn on the PC. If the computer does not automatically boot from the CD drive, you may need to change your boot order or use a boot menu to select the CD you want to boot from.
3. The PC reads the information on the CD and finally start the Reset Windows Password program. It shows a list of user accounts inside the SAM database for your Windows 7 installation.
   
4. Highlight your locked-out administrator account, and click on Reset Password button. It will remove the password and restore the user account’s properties which get you locked out. Now restart the computer and you can then log back into Windows 7 with a blank password.

Locked out of Windows 7 administrator account? Follow the steps above to create a bootable password unlocker CD and you can unlock the administrator account in minutes. It’s so easy!

How to Change Windows 8 Password

Changing your Windows 8 password on a regular basis is a good habit to help keep your PC secure. If your computer becomes compromised or you are concerned that someone may know your password, you should change it immediately. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to change Windows 8 password for both local account and Microsoft account.

How to Change Windows 8 Password Easily

1. When the PC Settings menu loads, switch to the Users tab and click the Change your password button. You’ll be asked to provide your current password and a new password.
2. Click on the option Change PC Settings to open Windows 8 PC Settings.
3. Slide your cursor to the bottom-right corner of the screen to activate the Charms and click the Settings.

If you’re using a Microsoft account instead of a local user account, you can also change the password by visiting the Reset Your Password page on Microsoft’s website. Forgot Windows 8 password and still couldn’t change your password using the tricks mentioned above? I recommend you purchase the Reset Windows Password utility, which can also help you change the forgotten password for either local account or Microsoft account in Windows 8.

Forgot Picture Password in Windows 8

Password protecting access to Windows user accounts is now the norm. Windows 8 enables you to protect your account with a picture password. Using a picture password is much more secure than regular alphanumeric password, but it may cause big trouble when you forgot Windows 8 picture password. How to unlock your computer when you forgot picture password in Windows 8?

Luckily picture password is merely a helpful alternative login method rather than something that adds security. Setting up a picture password does not replace your regular alphanumeric password, and on the lock screen itself there is an option to switch back to the standard login option.



So if you forgot picture password, you can choose to unlock your computer using traditional text password or Microsoft Live account. After logging into Windows 8 you can reset the forgotten picture password easily.

Still can’t login using a regular password or Microsoft account? Don’t worry! With Reset Windows Password utility you can easily reset lost or forgotten passwords for Windows 8 local administrator account and Microsoft account. It is 100% safe and will not damage any of the files on your computer. Best of all, Reset Windows Password utility has a very high success rate of 99.8% in resetting your Windows password and supports all versions of Windows. You can unlock any forgotten password on your Windows XP, Vista, NT or Windows 7 desktop computer or Windows 8 laptop.