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Thanks for your feedback. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 1. On the home screen, click on Administrator. If you have no home screen, type Administrator and leave the password field as blank. If you can't log in as you have ever changed the password, please refer to Method 2 to recover Windows XP password.

Click on the Start menu in the bottom left corner, go in the Control Panel , then in User Accounts you can change any user passwords easily. Method 2: Recover Windows XP Password with Software However, if you still can't recover Windows XP password in safe mode because the built-in administrator account is disabled or you've changed the password but forgot it later, it's better to use some professional Windows password recovery software to reset your Windows XP password.

Choose the user account whose password you forgot, then click Reset Password button. The program will quickly reset your forgotten password as well as unlock the user account if it is disabled or locked out. I'm had good luck with this for cracking a local password on XP systems in the past. Be prepared for AV to not like it, since it's a hacking tool. For the software have you tried looking in the registry for the password?? I know some software will just store it in the registry in plain text.

I am willing to bet that this communication is not encrypted, so you should be able to pick it up using Wireshark. I was wondering about the WireShark thing as well. Definitely worth a try, though they probably use the build-in Windows API for that, which will likely encrypt it. I used to use a tool called l0phtcrack for auditing passwords around that xp era time frame. Looks like it got sold and made corporate. Not sure if it still works or you can find an old version.

Have you tried: password and other random stuff like the company name just to see what happens? Tried looking under the keyboard for a post it? To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Thank you so much! Andy Coyle Andy Coyle 41 1 1 bronze badge.

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