Passwords

by **Hadez** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:07

i have an administrative block on under my name on my computer that keeps me from installin shit. is there a way that i can find the passwords to the other users on my computer?

by **C-Game** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:09

Hadez wrote:i have an administrative block on under my name on my computer that keeps me from installin shit. is there a way that i can find the passwords to the other users on my computer?

from ur point u cant...(from ma knowledge )

but either way it will be monitored....

by **katastrophe** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:30

well there are three ways u can approach this:

1. delete the password(which i doubt u want to do)

2. download a program that automatically cracks the password

3. set the computer so that itll automatically log u in to one particular account without having to type a password

tell me which one u want to do and ill tell u how to do it :smoking:

by **Hadez** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:32

^ i'll do number three as long as there is a way to switch it back when im done doin wut i need to do.

by **katastrophe** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:40

yeah, there is a way to switch it back.

ok, this is what u do:

1. Start
2. Run
3. type in "cmd" no quotes and hit enter
4. type "control userpasswords2" no quotes and hit enter
5. on the Users tab, uncheck the Users Must Enter A User Name And Password To Use This Computer box and then click OK.
6. the next time ur parents or whoever the administrator is logs into their account, it will save it so everytime u boot the computer it will automatically log u into that account.

i havent personally used this so im not 100% sure if it works but im pretty sure

if u want to set it back to the way it was, all u have to do is re-check that one box that u un-checked[/list]

by **Hadez** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:46

katastrophe wrote:yeah, there is a way to switch it back.

ok, this is what u do:

1. Start
2. Run
3. type in "cmd" no quotes and hit enter
4. type "control userpasswords2" no quotes and hit enter
5. on the Users tab, uncheck the Users Must Enter A User Name And Password To Use This Computer box and then click OK.
6. the next time ur parents or whoever the administrator is logs into their account, it will save it so everytime u boot the computer it will automatically log u into that account.

i havent personally used this so im not 100% sure if it works but im pretty sure

if u want to set it back to the way it was, all u have to do is re-check that one box that u un-checked[/list]

wow thanks :worship:

i'll try that.

after i do 1-5, all i gotta do wait for one of'em to log in and then its ready?

by **katastrophe** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:51

yeah, it should be all set up after that. let me know how it went

by **Hadez** » Apr 13th, '07, 08:58

its even blocked me from viewing the users!!!

oh well, its just MSN messenger that i need installed :sweating:

, i'll just ask somebody ta do it for me.

by **Hadez** » Jun 6th, '07, 04:22

ok so now i've got a situation again. :sweating:

wut program (mention in option #2 of katastrophe's post) will crack the password? will it removie the password or just get me past it?

thanks :flower:

by **Logann** » Jun 6th, '07, 05:41

1) go to search my computer
2) search for system32 folder
3) erase
4) no passwords
5) ???
6) profit!!!

by **Hadez** » Jun 6th, '07, 06:18

i dont want to erase the password tho :unsure:

by **Logann** » Jun 6th, '07, 07:22

Google Btutis or Brute Force or somthing. It's a password cracker I used to use

by **trapd00r** » Jun 6th, '07, 20:19

L0PHTCRACK finds all Win32 and *nix pwd's..

by **Hadez** » Jun 6th, '07, 22:58

ok i'll look into'em, thanks :flower:

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