Windows/Linux Password Reset Cracker Bootable Live USB

Reset your Windows or Linux password. 

Features and Qualities

• • USB/USB-C Dual Connector Bootable Stick: compatible with any brand, old or new PC laptop/desktop computers (both legacy BIOS and UEFI booting modes). Running into Issues? We typically respond within 24 hours to assist you with any problems. 
  • Unlocks/Reset/Change/Restore Windows and Linux Passwords: Compatible with Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 7SP1, 8, 8.1, 10, 11, and Linux operating systems. 
  • User-Friendly: No expert computer knowledge required: includes step-by-step instructions. 
  • Offline Functionality: Does not require an internet connection. 
  • Versatile Tool: Ideal for both IT professionals and regular everyday users. 

Instructions

Once booted with the USB:

1) Reset Windows Password on most modern PCs: 0-Windows-Password-Hacker_MODERN_UEFI
- Once it fully boots click on: Start Menu > Security > Passwords > NT Password Edit
- Click “Open” button, then select desired username
- Click the desired action “Unlock” | “Change password” (leave “New password”/”Verify” blank to completely remove the password)
- Click “Save changes”
- Click “Exit”, then restart the computer

2) If above won’t work on an older PC, try this one: 1-Windows-Password-Hacker_OLD_Legacy
- (Once it fully boots it will find all windows partitions (usually it is just 1) > “1”)
- Type: “1” and hit Enter
- Type “1’ again and hit Enter again (Password reset)
- Type “1” once again and hit Enter again
- Now you should see all the accounts, including yours, each account has corresponding RID code for it, type in the RID code next to the account you wish to clear and hit Enter
- Select the corresponding option you wish to perform with the account. If you simply forgot your password, it’s best to select “1” option to clear the password, so you can login. Once you login you can set a new password.
- You should see response “Password cleared!”
- Restart your computer (you can simply turn it off/on by the power button
- Give it a few minutes during start up (on older computers it may take 5-10+ minutes) at login please as it will look like you need to enter the password, but eventually it will login through the initial screen without the need of entering password!

3) Use to reset password on Linux systems: 2-Systemrescue-Linux-Password-Hacker
* NOTE: This will require some Linux command-line knowledge:
- su – root
- lvdisplay
* Locate the root logical volume, for example: /dev/vg/root
- mkdir /mnt/root
- mount /dev/vg/root /mnt/root
- chroot /mnt/root /bin/bash
- passwd root
* You will be prompted to enter a new password
- exit
- reboot
* If you get lost with the command line, you can launch GUI interface by command: startx