Introduction
Here we see how to access a user account without knowing its password in Windows XP. This is a superb command that works on Windows XP. This command allows the user to access any user account which exists on a personal computer with Windows XP. Its not for the Windows 7 and other operating systems. Its only works on Windows XP. When a system is "turned on" and there is a password protected account but you don't know that password then you can access that account using the command "net user". By this command you can change the password of that account and that user account will be opened by your password. It is easy to use and interesting and any user can run this code who has knowledge of the command prompt. When you change the admin password then no one can open that user account. Because you changed that password.
Net user command - This command works only on servers and shows all the user accounts. The net user command is also for creating and modifying accounts.
Net user administrator * command - By this command we can change the administrator or any other user account password. After running this command we will see a new line to enter the password.
Type a password for the user - In this line we will type a new password for the user account.
Retype the password to confirm - In this line we will retype that password to confirm.
WRITE CODE ON COMMAND PROMPT
Net user
Net user administrator *
Type a password for the user:
Retype the password to confirm:
Step 1: Go to start button on Windows XP and open the command prompt.
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Step 2: Write the "net user" command. It will show all the user accounts which exist in the computer. You will choose the user account in which you want to modify or change the password.
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Step 3: Write this command on command prompt net user [account name] space then asterisk (*) after the "net user" command.
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Step 4: Type a new password and retype the password to confirm.
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Step 5: For output press enter after retyping password and this will display output look like this:
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