FREE: Reset Windows 7 Password with NTPWEdit

If you forgot your Windows 7 password and don't have a password reset disk, you're probably wondering how you're going to be able to log back into your account. Luckily, there's a tool called NTPWEdit that can help you reset your password without needing a reset disk.

NTPWEdit is a free utility that allows you to change or remove your Windows password. It's a pretty simple tool to use, and it's very effective.

To use NTPWEdit, you'll need to download the utility and then burn it to a CD or USB drive. Once you've done that, boot your computer from the CD or USB drive. NTPWEdit will load and then you'll be able to select which user account you want to change the password for.

Once you've selected the account, enter the new password and then click on the "Change Password" button. NTPWEdit will then change the password for the selected account.

Now, you should be able to log back into your Windows account with the new password. If you're still having trouble, you can try using Kon-Boot.

Kon-Boot is a utility that allows you to log into your Windows account without needing a password. It's a bit more complicated to use than NTPWEdit, but it's definitely worth a try if you're still having trouble logging back into your account.

To use Kon-Boot, you'll need to download the utility and then burn it to a CD or USB drive. Once you've done that, boot your computer from the CD or USB drive. Kon-Boot will load and then you'll be able to select which user account you want to log into.

Once you've selected the account, Kon-Boot will bypass the password and log you into the account. You should then be able to change the password from within the account.

If you're still having trouble, you can try using a password recovery tool. There are a few different tools out there, but my favorite is called "Ophcrack".

Ophcrack is a free utility that can crack most Windows passwords. It's a bit more complicated to use than NTPWEdit or Kon-Boot, but it's definitely worth a try if you're still having trouble logging back into your account.

To use Ophcrack, you'll need to download the utility and then burn it to a CD or USB drive. Once you've done that, boot your computer from the CD or USB drive. Ophcrack will load and then you'll be able to select which user account you want to crack the password for.

Once you've selected the account, Ophcrack will start cracking the password. This process can take a while, so be patient.

Once Ophcrack has finished cracking the password, you'll be able to log back into your Windows account with the new password.

If you're still having trouble, you can try using a password reset disk. A password reset disk is a special disk that you can create that will allow you to reset your password if you forget it.

To create a password reset disk, you'll need to insert a blank CD or USB drive into your computer. Once you've done that, open the "User Accounts" control panel and then click on the "Create a password reset disk" link.

Follow the prompts and then wait for the password reset disk to be created. Once it's been created, you can insert it into your computer and then use it to reset your password.

If you don't have a password reset disk and you're still having trouble logging back into your account, you can try using a third-party utility like "NT Password".

NT Password is a utility that allows you to reset your password without needing a password reset disk. It's a bit more complicated to use than the other methods, but it's definitely worth a try if you're still having trouble logging back into your account.

To use NT Password, you'll need to download the utility and then burn it to a CD or USB drive. Once you've done that, boot your computer from the CD or USB drive. NT Password will load and then you'll be able to select which user account you want to reset the password for.

Once you've selected the account, NT Password will reset the password. You should then be able to log back into your Windows account with the new password.