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If your friend just wants the data, plug the hard drive into another computer via USB and take the data off. Much easier than messing around with passwords.
In the end, I went for something called Hiren's Boot Disk, which contains the same kinda stuff, including offline password recovery. I must admit, its a little daunting that you can defeat the WinXP password system so easily (given the right software)
In the end, I went for something called Hiren's Boot Disk, which contains the same kinda stuff, including offline password recovery. I must admit, its a little daunting that you can defeat the WinXP password system so easily (given the right software)
It's easier on Mac OS X! Simply boot up from an installer disk and use the reset password utility. As well as resetting the password on any existing account, it also allows you to set the password on the root (System Administrator) account, thus enabling the root user.
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