How to Change Windows Password Using Command Prompt
#Author: ManishHacker1
Hello Friends..
In this article, we will learn How to create Backdoor on our Windows Operating System. Because sometimes, we forget our password then this is an alternate way to log in our Window Operating System without a reinstall.
Well, Before Create a backdoor, we will learn, How to change Windows Password using command prompt.
First, open your command prompt run as administrator and type following command:
Ok, Now type following command in your command prompt.
net user and Hit Enter
Using above command, you can see your Window Account Name. In my case, I have five account(
31756, administrator, akanksha moga ,Guest and hacked ). In every Operating system for some security reason main Administrator account is always by default on off mode.
Well, which account name paasword you want to change. Type following command:
net user hacked * and Hit Enter
In above command "net user" is our command and "hacked" is a account for which we want to change password and astric(*) sign used for hide your password coz if someone stand at your back then he/she couldn't saw your password.
When you hit Enter button, you will see a prompt where we will give a new password.
Type a password for the user: pass and Hit Enter(but you can't see your password.)
Retype your password to confirm: pass (again we will use same password for confirmation)
and Hit Enter.
If you see a message is "command completed successfully". Then your computer password successfully changed without knowing our privious password.
In my case, my Password is "pass".
Great Work!
Well, In my next article, we will learn How to create a backdoor on any Windows Operating System.
I hope you enjoy it.
Thank You for reading this article.I hope this article helpful for beginners and newbie who do not know how to change passcode using a command prompt. If any query please comment.
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It says "The syntax of the command is:"
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(and more sh*t)
It doesn't work for me. ;-;
Open your command prompt with Run as administrator... :)
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