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To do this turn off the system without properly shutdown. Repeat this until you get Windows Error Recovery message on start up. SelectLaunch Startup Repair (recommended)?and press Enter KeyWindow will load necessary files for recoveryWindow will automatically try to fix the problems. This process usually take long time so stay cool, you need to do nothing here.After a long wait [ around five to ten minutes ] you will receive following messageWindows cannot repair the this computer automatically.Click?view problem detailsIt will open problem details in message box. Scroll the message to bottom, at the end of message it contain hyperlinked privacy statement, click it.Privacy statement will appear in notepad, Click?Open?option from?File?menu itemClick?Computer?to show all driveYou have to check each drive for Window. Drive letter showing here will be different from the drive letter you see in My computer while system normally boot. Open each drive and find out the partition which contain the windows installation files.Open?Windows?folderOpen?system32?folderChange file type to allSelect?Utilman?file and do Right click and click?CopyPaste?the copied fileSelect the copied file and do right click and click?RenameWe will change it with some descriptive nameSet it to Utilman-orgWe have taken the backup of original file. Now delete the original file. Select the Utilman file and do right click and click?DeleteConfirm delete operationNow select the?cmd?file and do right click and click?CopyPaste?the copied fileSelect the copied file do right click and click?RenameRename it with?UtilmanWe have replaced the?Utilman.exe?with?cmd.exeThat's all we need to do here. Close the dialog box, close the file, and close the Startup repair box and Click finishSystem will be shutdown. Turn on the system again, let the window boot normally this time on login screen click?Ease of Access?icon. We have replaced?Utilman.exe?with?cmd.exe?so it will launch command prompt instead of accessibility options dialog box.Type following command and press Enternet user administrator *net userCommandadministratorUser name [ Replace it with user name if changing other users password ]*Set new passwordType the new password / Retype the password to confirm it. Be aware you will not see any asterisks [*] sign here when you type in your password.Close the command prompt and use the new password to sing inWow we have successfully changed the users password now it's time to revert the change which we have made during the process. Open?My Computer?and open the window partitionOpen?System32?folder and select the replaced?Utilman?fileDo right click and click?Delete?optionConfirm delete operationSelect the Utilman-org file and do right click and click?RenameRename Utilman-org to?UtilmanWe have restored the original file.We have restored original window utility. To confirm it restart the system and click Ease of Access icon, this time it would launch original Utilman.exeCongratulations you have successfully reset the users password without harming any window files or using any third party tools. ................
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