How to Recover/ Hack / Reset Windows NT/2000/XT/Vista Password Using Ubuntu Live CD
You can easily hack Windows Password with Ubuntu. You may need to reset an admin password in windows (NT/2000/XT/Vista) for many reasons, such as you have forgotten it or you need to repair and don't have access to the admin password. You can Easily Reset Windows password with Ubuntu.
Requirements
A little knowledge in Command Line , An Ubuntu Live CD. And a Wonderful package called chntpw.
Open a terminal
$ apt-get install chntpw
Chntpw is a program designed to overwrite Windows
NT/2000/XP/Vista
SAM password.
Mount your Windows partition with read/write support
Then you need to locate (use your Command line Skills) SAM file which for Windows 2000 and XP is normally located at windows/system32/config or winnt/system32/config.
Once inside the ‘config’ folder , issue this command:
$ sudo chntpw -h for help
$sudo chntpw -l SAM for list of windows users
$sudo chntpw -u USERNAME SAM for reset password
it is recomended to reset the password to BLANK.
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