Don't know password

You can reset windows 7 password with Smartkey Windows Password Recovery Enterprise, just need 4 steps to reset lost Windows 7 password.

Step1: Download Windows Password Recovery Enterprise and install on any available PC.
Step2: Burn Windows 7 password reset CD/DVD or USB to reset lost Windows password.
Step3. Set your locked pc BIOS to boot from CD/DVD-ROM or USB Flash Drive.
Step4. Reset lost Windows 7 password to Re123456 together with the burned CD/DVD or USB Flash Drive.

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Not tried it and can't guarantee how good it is. But what have you got to loose?

If you know the current password just boot the machine and look for what key to press to get into the Bios or Setup. There you can change it if you know the current password.

If you don't know the password, then you will need to remove the CMOS battery from the motherboard and let it sit for a couple of hours. This will cause the computer to clear memory of everything. Then replace the CMOS battery and start the machine. Unfortunately you might have to disassemble the laptop to get to the CMOS battery.

If you know the password you can enter the BIOS settings to change the password.. but i stress that you WILL need the current password to do so.

If you do NOT know the current password, you will have to remove the Lithium ION 1.5v battery from the computer, which will require a miniature screw-driver. If you remove the battery for about 30 seconds, the BIOS settings will be cleared to default.

In order to do this I suggest you look up a guide on the manufacturer's website and find out where exactly the battery is housed. It is generally very easy to access the battery, so don't be too scared off by all of the steps provided.

If you are a newer of computer, you can use the bios/cmos password recovery tool from http://www.biospasswordrecovery.com

Wish you luck!

Either http://mastermindit.biz/Unlock_Bios_and_HDD.php or http://www.unlockbiosrecovery.com/ can help you with that. For $20 they reset you bios password the same way HP Support can.

Hi!

If you don't remeber the wireless security code, maybe you still remeber the user and password to access the web management interface of the router.
Then you have to connect the laptop to the router by using a network cable. Open a browser window, type in the IP adress of your router and check the wireless setup section. There you can find / modify the wifi security code.

If you don't know the router's IP adress, then open on your computer a ms-dos prompt and type the command
ipconfig /all

it will display your current IP adress, subnet mask and GATEWAY. The gateway adress is the router's IP adress that must be typed into the browser.

If you don't remember the user and password for accessing the router's web interface, please refer to the router's user manual in order to reset it to factory default configuration, and then proceed as for the first installation of the router.

Hope it helped,

Bogdan

Right here we're going to deal with as one of our common annoyances for some time to come, crack laptop password based on any Windows including Windows XP/
7/Vista/2000/2003/2008.

Hi,
Try "admin" as name and blank password. If this won't work, your router might have a set username and password and if you don't know it, You might need to reset your router then try the credentials I gave you.
Be reminded that if you reset the router, you will lose all current settings you have and it will revert it to factory default settings.
Visit my tips and tricks for more info on how to access your router. Click here.

Hope this helps.

You don't give the brand and model of your router so I can't give detailed steps, but it's the same simple process for all of them. You access the router's setup pages using your Web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, etc.), then enter the new password where it tells you. If you don't know the current password and can't access the setup pages, you can reset the router using the recessed pushbutton found on the rear panel. Then you can log in with the default username and password.

You can find full details for your router at the manufacturer's website, where you can download manuals and find other helpful information. Also, sites like this one can give you the default password information for most routers to get you started.

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