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Previously on "Password Recovery Windows 2008 R2"

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  • Darksider
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    KONBOOT.

    Trust me -Pay the $15 (business expense of course!) and forever treasure this awesome piece of software. Has got me out of a few troubles more than once!

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  • stek
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    Password Recovery Windows 2008 R2

    Originally posted by Mister Murphy View Post
    Remember in future to always have this account:

    User Id=administrator
    Password=admin

    I use this olicy at all my laces of work to circumvent this issue

    HTH

    V Gupta Murthy
    Windows, Lord save us.....

    Is your lower case 'p' broken?

    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk 2

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  • Mister Murphy
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    Remember in future to always have this account:

    User Id=administrator
    Password=admin

    I use this olicy at all my laces of work to circumvent this issue

    HTH

    V Gupta Murthy

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  • rachael85
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    This one works well for resetting admin passwords. We've used it at work several times to get into locked servers and workstations. It takes a matter of seconds to wipe the admin password so you can get back into the system.

    How to Reset Windows 7 Password in 3 Minutes | Tech Tip

    Almost every Windows system (8/7/vista/xp/2008/2003/2000) supported.

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  • Spacecadet
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    You used to be able to use a Linux Boot CD to reset admin passwords to blank
    I'm not sure if they still work

    http://pogostick.net/~pnh/ntpasswd/

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  • RapidAccommodation
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    Originally posted by sharemaster2 View Post
    Hi Techies,

    I have a windows 2008 R2 and for the life of me I do not recall what the password is to log on to the machine.

    I also do not have the installation disks either. How can gain access to my unit. Trying hard not to go down the rebuild route. What suggestions or options do I have. Help please.
    Often, with older versions of Windows you can restart your computer in Safe Mode (usually by pressing F8 while it boots up). Once in safe mode, on the login page there will be your user (the locked one) and also a default 'administrator' account. If you log in using the admin account, you can navigate to control panel and turn off the password requirement for your user account.

    Hope this helps!

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  • DeadEyedJacks
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    No Repair, no Install

    If you haven't got the installation disks how are you going to do a rebuild? ....

    Yes there are ways and prices, Google for it !

    Recovery Method depends on whether you've got physical, interactive or network access to system.

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  • sharemaster2
    started a topic Password Recovery Windows 2008 R2

    Password Recovery Windows 2008 R2

    Hi Techies,

    I have a windows 2008 R2 and for the life of me I do not recall what the password is to log on to the machine.

    I also do not have the installation disks either. How can gain access to my unit. Trying hard not to go down the rebuild route. What suggestions or options do I have. Help please.
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