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Almost everyone set password for login to computer. However, people often forgot computer password and locked themselves out of the computer. So people’s concern is how to reset computer password.

There are many methods to reset computer password, among which it’s the most practical way to reset computer password with another computer.

Step 1: Create a password reset disk on another computer

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1. On anyone workable computer with internet access, download, install, and then runiSumsoft Windows Password Refixer.
2. Select one media type and insert a USB flash drive or CD/DVD drive into the computer.
3. Note the drive letter of the inserted flash drive. Then click on the Begin burningbutton.
4. When burning successfully dialog pops up, you have successfully made a password reset disk for another computer.

Step 2: Reset password on your locked computer

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1. Disconnect the USB drive or CD/DVD flash drive and insert it into your password forgotten and locked computer.
2. Start or restart the computer and set computer to boot from USB drive or CD-ROM.
3. Once computer boots up, Windows Password Re fixer will be running on the computer.
4. It displays Windows operating system installed on the computer and all user accounts existed on Windows. Select the target Windows and account. Then click on the Reset Password button.
5. It asks if you want to reset password to blank. Click Yes to confirm. Then it will reset your computer password to blank.
6. Take out the USB or CD/DVD drive. Restart your computer and you can log onto computer without password.
Other ways to reset computer password:

Way 1: With a password reset disk
Way 2: Use a Windows installation disc
Way 3: By booting computer into Safe Mode

Although the above three ways is alternative to reset computer password, they aren’t always really helpful. Because, many people don’t create a password reset disk previously before they forgot computer password. And not all people have an available Windows installation disc and it’s troublesome to reset computer password with installation disc that not all people can do it by themselves. On the other hand, not all people would activate Windows built-in administrator account, if built-in administrator account isn't enabled, then you can’t reset your computer password by booting computer into safe mode. Above all, it's the best choice to reset computer password with another computer.

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